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**Omega Terror**

Author	A.J. Carey
Country	United States
Language	English
Genre(s)	Novel
Publisher	Publish America (US)
Released	2006
Media Type	Print Paperback

Omega Terror is the first novel by A.J. Carey.

[edit] Plot

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Omega Terror, or OT as many fans call it, is based in the time of the Third World War, 2014-2020 (when the book opens). Unlike what most have thought of the Third Great War, it was written as a war of non-nuclear weaponry. The story is set around a group of friends that leave the Colonies to work for Silver Sable International (note: the name is not to be confused with the Silver Sable International in the Marvel Universe). The Destined Reich, Italy and Japan all return as a leading "evil" in this war yet each has its use. The Destined Reich creates the elite officers and has large infantry units, Italy is mainly used for their infantry and Aquatic Armored Personel Carriers while Japan has the stealth of the Bushido Oni (a crime syndicate that rivalled the Yakuza and won for domination of the archipelego) and also have technological inclined for the most elite weapons. The world has several companies and crime syndicates, each with a form of militia, it is summerized that they could be considered part of the Allied Nations, as that they all come from from privately owned business.

[edit] Controversy

Alledgedly, numerous pages have been removed from the book by the publishing company Publish America due to anti-semitic material. Another large controversy was the character Bradley being beaten by his father and his sister raped.