Combining the best elements of Ian Fleming with historical detail and frenzied comic book action, Bernard Schaffer's superspy Codename: Omega is guaranteed to thrill.
The story follows the adventures of a young solder in WWI who inexplicably returns from the dead with tremendous powers. He later joins the OSS and goes behind enemy lines to confront Hitler's team of occult researchers hard at work at designing nazi superweapons.
Filled with guest appearances from Aleister Crowley, Wild Bill Donovan, Albert Einstein, and much more, Codename: Omega is like a shot of adrenaline for anyone who loves WWII Kindle books.
The second half of the book takes place during the cold war, when Omega has gone to work for MI-6. Fans of James Bond Kindle books will instantly recognize this setting, taken from the pages of classic spy novels and spy thrillers as Sean Price travels the world to stop the CIA's wicked MKUltra plot to contaminate Jonas Salk's polio vaccine. Price won't be alone, as he teams up with a woman named Emily Watson who claims to be descended from some very peculiar prior residents of Baker Street.

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"Is Omega here?" Amelie asked.
Donovan held the office door open for her. "Right downstairs."
She shivered slightly and took a deep breath. "I cannot wait."
"Listen. He just came back from a bad break overseas and he might be agitated. Stay behind a little until I get him settled."
"Oui, Director. Thank you again for having me. I admire what you have done in such a short time, considering."
"Considering?"
"Well, the spy business has always been so beneath you Americans. 'We do not read other people's mail,' no? And now, you are the same as the rest of us."
Donovan smirked and said, "Maybe not exactly the same."
"Ah, this is true," Amelie said. "Even MI-6 does not have anyone like Omega."
"That's because there is no else like him," Donovan said. "Trust me, I've looked."

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Filled with historical intrigue, high-octane action and secret agent fun. Codename: Omega is a collection of spy thrillers and spy stories that will appeal to readers who love WWII kindle books and James Bond.