The Omega Factor series 2
(By Phil Mulryne)
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Anne Reynolds now runs the operation, and for three decades their enigmatic nemesis Omega has been silent.
But that peace is about to be shattered. When Crane’s son Adam is drawn into Department 7, the past quickly catches up with Anne and her team…
2.1 Somnum Sempiternum by Phil Mulryne
When a series of impossible suicides affect the establishment, Doyle calls in Department 7 to investigate. From the scene of a grisly death, Adam and Anne discover a trail that eventually leads to someone they've met before, once again running dangerous psychic experiments.
Dr Jane Wyatt is back, with an even more lethal agenda. But someone else is pulling her strings...
2.2 The Changeling by Roy Gill
Adam takes on a risky assignment, going undercover inside Tollmire Prison as a murderer's cellmate. But when the lights go out in these corridors, something else lurks in the darkness. Something that kills.
As Anne tries to unlock decades-old secrets, she discovers that some who believe in the folklore of faeries and changelings will take their faith to terrible extremes.
2.3 Let the Angel Tell Thee by Louise Jameson
Life has rarely been so kind to Anne Reynolds. Her work has gained new impetus as she investigates a psychic prodigy. And she has gained an admirer in the shape of a charming and debonair London official. But Adam is plagued, first by wasps, and then by warnings of disaster from a familiar voice.
Who is the ghost that's really haunting both their lives?
2.4 Awakening by Matt Fitton
An intricate scheme, forty years in the planning, is reaching completion. When a devastating event affects the staff of Department 7, the final pieces fall into place.
Can Anne convince Doyle that the threat from Omega is real? Where is Morag? And can anyone reach Adam in time to save him from the powers that defeated his father?
Written By: Phil Mulryne, Roy Gill, Louise Jameson, Matt Fitton
Directed By: Ken Bentley”
