We Are Omega
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4.7 • 3 Ratings
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Publisher Description
I AM. YOU ARE. WE ARE OMEGA.
Six years ago an alien spacecraft crashed into the remote Nevada desert, releasing a virus that killed one-fifth of the Earth's population.
Molly McManus, who lost her parents to the plague, can't forgive the aliens just because they give humanity a few new toys. For Wells Marsden, a computer hacker desperate to atone for his past, the aliens might just offer the fresh start he needs.
Both Molly and Wells find themselves, for very different reasons, at the Institute for the Betterment of Humanity – a prestigious facility for gifted youth to learn from the aliens. But when they discover Earth's visitors aren't as benevolent as they claim they must escape the Institute, join a mysterious resistance group known only as Omega, and save humanity from disaster - so long as humanity itself doesn't get in their way.
WE ARE OMEGA is a science fiction adventure featuring hacking, telekinetic powers, giant alien crabs out to control the planet and two troubled teens who just might be the best hope we have. It's a thundering read for fans of Illuminae, The 5th Wave, and I Am Number Four.
Customer Reviews
Awesome
Such an awesome story and such an awesome idea. I love the characters and I found the story well-written and full of action. This intriguing story was able to hook me immediately and I am hoping for more from this author!
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Excellent read!
Overall rating: 5
I just don’t know where to begin! This storyline took me by surprise! The characters jumped into action and raced down this expertly plotted tale with me a willing captive. I thoroughly appreciated the way this author kept these characters at their respective maturity levels complete with all its insecurities and emotional angst. How the hybrids came to be was only touched upon but clearly there is a possible book two in the works. A definite must read for the YA crowd, I am sure it would appeal to older readers as well.