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Whitley Strieber THE OMEGA POINT 1st Edition HC DJ Beyond 2012 Sci-Fi FREE SHIP. It is written in English and has a total of 318 pages, making it suitable for adult readers. In this version of the future, asupernova begins disrupting the sun, causing devastating solar storms that threaten to incinerate Earth. The product is a first edition hardcover book titled "Beyond 2012 The Omega Point" by Whitley Strieber. Published in 2010 by Doherty Associates, LLC, the novel falls under the genre of science fiction, with a narrative that includes elements of action, adventure, and fantasy. It is written in English and has a total of 318 pages, making it suitable for adult readers. The book explores themes related to the 21st century and is set in a futuristic world, offering readers an immersive and entertaining experience within the genre of science fiction. The Omega Point is an apocalyptic science fiction thriller that serves as a sequel to Strieber's 2012: The War for Souls. The story is set in the year 2020, eight years after the world supposedly avoided the "end of the world" prophecies of 2012. In this version of the future, a supernova begins disrupting the sun, causing devastating solar storms that threaten to incinerate Earth. As the world’s elite retreat into underground bunkers, humanity's survival rests with David Ford , a young psychiatrist hired to work at the mysterious and highly exclusive Acton Clinic . Key Characters & Conflict David Ford: A man who discovers he was once part of an ancient, mystical science program he can no longer remember. Caroline Light: An enigmatic artist and patient at the clinic whose "hyperdimensional" painting may actually be a portal to safety. Mack Graham: A cunning ex-CIA operative and skilled killer who pursues David and Caroline to gain control over their secrets. Core Themes The Omega Point: A spiritual and scientific concept where time ends and humanity undergoes a final transformation. Apocalyptic Mystery: The book blends hard sci-fi (astrophysics) with alchemy and Mesoamerican mythology to explore whether there is a grand "plan" for human extinction. Social Commentary: It examines the divide between the wealthy "elect" who seek safety in bunkers and the rest of humanity facing the end of days.