Rogue

The Omega Group, Book 2

By: Andrea Domanski

Narrated by: David Dietz

The Omega Group has one purpose: to save mankind from preternatural and supernatural threats. After all, it takes one to know one, right?

Being sent home to investigate a rash of unusual events at the Grand Canyon is a mission Carter Mockta would really like to avoid. He's worked long and hard to forget his past and the reasons why he first joined the Omega Group. Unfortunately, missing people, tourists losing time, and unexplained auras are problems that can't be ignored.

Thrust into the middle of a tribal war that began over a 1000 years ago, when one God granted a single wish, Carter and his team must put an end to the vicious feud and scramble to survive as the ancient past, troubled present, and not-so-distant future collide.

The Grand Canyon holds many secrets, but one of them is far more sinister than anyone knows.

©2015 Andrea Domanski (P)2015 Andrea Domanski

Who really is the Rogue?

The book started out fine but, there were so many hole's. The chapter's didn't fit together, and then they would ,all of a sudden tell a story. I listened( waiting for thing's to make sense) and then it wars off again to something else. I like the character's but, the book felt like it was put together without order. I know she is capable of better writing, so I will keep reading the series

Enjoyable

I maybe enjoyed her first book, crossfire a little more, but still not sorry I also read this one. Will buy further adventures of this series.

I really enjoyed this story

Another amazing book in the series, I was asked to read and review the 1st book and I enjoyed it so much that I have now just finished the 3rd book. Really Really recommend giving this series a try, I love them!!

I loved it!

I was engaged from the first moment I started listening! I look forward to listening to more! I highly recommend this book!

Well-written shifter fantasy

This book was not as good as the first in the series for me. Maybe that is because it revolves around animal (eg. wolf) shifters, and that is not really a subject that appeals much to me. After I set that aside, I still enjoyed the book. I have to say that this writing about "animal shifters" was much better than I expected. It didn't seem as cheesy as I always thought they would. This story in the Omega Group series takes place near the Grand Canyon and involves Native American characters. I like how this series keeps adding new supernatural elements to each book, and their group gets more diverse. Overall, a good book, especially for those who like shifters and super-heroes.