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Magnus - O'Connor, Stephen
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An epic, adventurous tale of a family of genetically enhanced human beings, with one member deciding on becoming a vigilante in order to combat the rising level of crime in Brisbane City. Steven Lockyer embarks on starting a vigilante crusade with the backing of his aunt Stefani Lockyer. He assumes the identity of Omega Magnus. Along the way he deals with mercenaries, a secret organisation, a benefactor and a outrageous political cult. Along the way, he deals with keeping his family together, and he eventually and unexpectedly finds love. The first Volume in this epic series of Omega Magnus…mehr

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An epic, adventurous tale of a family of genetically enhanced human beings, with one member deciding on becoming a vigilante in order to combat the rising level of crime in Brisbane City. Steven Lockyer embarks on starting a vigilante crusade with the backing of his aunt Stefani Lockyer. He assumes the identity of Omega Magnus. Along the way he deals with mercenaries, a secret organisation, a benefactor and a outrageous political cult. Along the way, he deals with keeping his family together, and he eventually and unexpectedly finds love. The first Volume in this epic series of Omega Magnus and his family, and their adventures and perils in an action-adventure series.
Autorenporträt
Stephen O'Connor is a writer from Lowell, Massachusetts, where much of his work is set. He is the author of two books of short stories and three previous novels. He has published in numerous literary journals including The Massachusetts Review, The Amsterdam Quarterly, Aethlon, and elsewhere. His essays have appeared in The Boston Globe. O'Connor has won a Helen Literary Award, and received a Distinguished Mention in the Elinor Lipman Contest and an Honorable Mention in the Open Road Review Contest; he was nominated by The Massachusetts Review for a Pushcart Prize. For more information, visit lowellwriter.com.