Alpha and Omega
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D-Day has passed.
The American Empire has fallen.
Her Ladyship rules over a ravaged wasteland, a world reduced to rubble and smoking debris, with an iron fist and the techno-organic Spyder Virus, ready to imprison or indoctrinate every last human that is free from Her control. Her Rippers prowl the streets in hordes, ready to devour the next unlucky Humani to cross its paths. Her Empties wander aimlessly, mindlessly, with no purpose but to infect. The uninfected survivors cluster together in desperate groups called Packs, each led by a wise, powerful Alpha.
In what used to be Phoenix, Arizona, thirteen-year-old Lance Turner is on the run from Rippers when he meets her. Not Her Ladyship, but someone far more enigmatic and dangerous. After the woman called Mags spares him, Lance must prove himself useful to her Pack if he wants to survive and live long enough to figure out why she's so obsessed with the World Before.
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