Omega Rules
An Evan Ryder Novel
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- $8.500
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- $8.500
Descripción editorial
Evan Ryder returns to uncover an international conspiracy against American democracy in a white-knuckle new thriller by New York Times bestselling author, Eric Van Lustbader.
Evan Ryder was once a field agent for a black-ops arm of the Department of Defense. Now she works for Parachute, a cutting-edge quantum-computing firm whose private espionage network exceeds any government spy agency. But her mission remains the same: seek out and destroy Omega, a fanatical global cult intent on destroying democracy. The fight against Omega has already cost Evan dearly but she will not stop until she has torn out the conspiracy by its roots, no matter the risk.
In Omega Rules, the assassination of a Parachute agent in Vienna sets Evan on a dangerous, world-wide hunt for answers and on a collision course with forces so powerful they may be beyond her abilities to annihilate. Once again Lustbader delivers a prescient exploration of the political and ideological forces that are wreaking havoc on the stability of the Western world and its struggling democracies.
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PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Bestseller Lustbader's intricate third espionage novel featuring Evan Ryder (after 2021's The Kobalt Dossier) finds Evan and Ben Butler, her boss and partner, still fighting Omega, the secret organization bent on starting a second U.S. civil war and establishing a white Christian nation. Evan and Ben are now employed by Parachute, a massive corporation more powerful than any government on earth. Run by eccentric Marsden Tribe, Parachute has been built on his extraordinary breakthroughs in quantum computing. The assassination of a Parachute agent in Vienna kicks off the action, which switches back and forth among various characters, including Kata Romanova Hemakova, head of the most secret action directorate of Russia's FSB, who has a shocking secret; Evan, who has a complicated and evolving family history; and Ben, who struggles physically with injuries incurred in the last book. Ben is being cared for by a mysterious therapist whose skills extend far beyond physical therapy. This installment is an accessible entry-point to the series, but for maximum enjoyment, newcomers would do well to start with the first, The Nemesis Manifesto, and read all three in order.
