We, R: Vol. 2

By: S.K. Ballinger, Stephanie Scurto

Narrated by: Melanie Fumosa

In the midst of an unforeseen and unsettling tragedy, Madison Monroe finds herself thrust into a bewildering and harrowing ordeal. Captured by unknown forces and subsequently returned to Earth, Madison awakens to find herself imprisoned within the confines of an undisclosed facility. Confusion and disorientation envelop her as she grapples with the disconcerting reality of her circumstances. Each moment feels like navigating through a labyrinth of fragmented memories, desperately attempting to piece together the events that led to her capture.

Just as Madison teeters on the brink of despair, her narrative takes a suspenseful turn with the unexpected arrival of Agent Nick Wolfe. A mysterious and enigmatic figure, Wolfe becomes an integral part of Madison's unfolding journey. Together, they embark on a tumultuous exploration of the enigma surrounding her situation. Madison's body becomes a cryptic canvas, adorned with inexplicable changes that hint at a latent power lying dormant within her, adding layers of complexity to an already mysterious existence.

Meanwhile, amidst the unfolding drama, the fate of humanity hangs precariously in the balance. Madison's newfound powers hold the potential to unlock the secrets of a looming existential threat. Agent Wolfe takes on the mantle of protector and guide, tasked with safeguarding Madison while deciphering the cryptic nature of her transformation. With each revelation, the tension mounts, unveiling deeper layers of secrecy and conspiracy surrounding Madison's identity.

As Madison's journey unfolds, it becomes a profound odyssey of self-discovery, forcing her to confront the implications of her altered reality. Mystery, science fiction, and the supernatural intertwine seamlessly as she grapples with the implications of her newfound abilities.

©2020 Shannon Ballinger (P)2024 Shannon Ballinger

Interesting book

I enjoyed listening to this book but was still confused when it was finished. Not knowing what was going on with Madison. I will have to read the next book to learn more. I received a copy for an honest review.

Maddie's story

After reading Volume 1 of this series, I was anxious to continue the story. This volume was told from the perspective of Madison Monroe, the woman from the first book who was (supposedly) abducted by aliens.

I have to say that I was slightly disappointed by this book. The story jumped around a lot, with Maddie having an internal dialogue with herself throughout the entire book. There was really no relationship to the original story, with Maddie just talking about things in a vague way. The most interesting part of the book to me was the introduction of the mystery man (alien?).

The idea behind this series is interesting and I plan to continue with it even though this volume really didn't move the story along IMHO. I personally think that if the two books had been combined, with switching the POV between the two main characters, I would have enjoyed it more.

The narrator did a good job and her pacing and tone were perfect for the book. I was given the chance to listen to this book by the author and chose to review it.

New Understanding

I really lived this book until the last couple of chapters that is where it turned for me. The storyline is well written but it can get confusing if you are not paying attention. Melanie Fumosa did an outstanding job as the narrator bringing the story to life. This is my honest unbiased review that I am voluntarily leaving.

Excellent 2nd book

I purchased this Audible book and listened to it on Audible. com
This was a Excellent 2nd book, but I really wish book 3 was available Now on Audible too. I really want to continue the story.
Narrator does a good job with the characters and storyline on this book.

Enjoyable Vol.2

I enjoyed this continuing story of We, R: It has great characters again. Melanie Fumosa does a good job of narrating. I am looking forward to Vol.3... I received this free audiobook code from the authors promotion, and I am giving my voluntary review.