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    Omicron, Part One: Cerberus Rising

    By Kenya Gaede

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    The end of Time is dawning and the end of mankind's history drawing to a close. Evil knows Its time for full reign has come and has sent Its finest army forth, led by three Overseers.
    The realm of angels and demons draws nearer, and slowly begins to meld with visible dimension. In the middle of the subtly rising threat is a unique group of individuals called omicrons, feared by some and resented by others because of their so-called unnatural powers.
    A brother and sister are caught in the midst of the conflict. They'll learn their true history and face changes in themselves they cannot stop. They must somehow accept these to prepare for the approaching darkness, even if it means becoming what they resent.
    The heavens and the many created realms are beginning to shake, and Time’s hourglass is about to break.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 23, 2019
    ISBN9781794763371
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