Alpha Omega

Paperback Published on: 21/07/2020
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Synopsis

Stranger Things meets Black Mirror and Ready Player One in this unsettling, near-future SF standalone.

Something is rotten in the state of the NutriStart Skills Academy

With the discovery of a human skull on the playing fields, children displaying symptoms of an unfamiliar, grisly virus and a catastrophic malfunction in the site's security system, the NSA is about to experience a week that no amount of rebranding can conceal. As the school descends into chaos, teacher Tom Rosen goes looking for answers - but when the real, the unreal and the surreal are indistinguishable, the truth can be difficult to recognise.

One pupil, Gabriel Backer, may hold the key to saving the school from destroying itself and its students, except he has already been expelled. Not only that - he has disappeared down the rabbit-hole of "Alpha Omega" - the world's largest VR role-playing game, filled with violent delights and unbridled debauchery. But the game quickly sours. Gabriel will need to confront the real world he's been so desperate to escape if he ever wants to leave...

Publisher information

  • Publisher: Titan Books Ltd
  • ISBN: 9781789093810
  • Number of pages: 416
  • Dimensions: 203 x 130 mm
  • Weight: 368g
  • Languages: English

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Alpha Omega
Bonkers fun
Stranger Things meets Black Mirror and Ready Player One - well I have only seen one episode of Black Mirror and that was the one with the freaky robotic ki... READ MORE
Heather Duff
Alpha Omega
Did it run out of pages
The book is good, I'll start with that. (Spoiler free review) Slow to ramp up but good. The chapters are numbered in a strange way without knowing why and ... READ MORE
Ryan Kirk