The Omega Point Trilogy

George Zebrowski should have been a poet. That is his true calling in my view.

In a really long novel though, his megalomania really shows up. The story is about a twit who survived the fall of his humanoid race. The twit then goes in a rampant murder spree against civilians of the opposing race, i.e. behaves like a terrorist. And he behaves in a delusional way with no real self reflection to realise he's been wrong. He just keeps going on despite his friends and foes alike trying to help him stop his own self destruction and his wanton maasacres.

That above passage pretty much covers what happens in the first part of the book. George Zebrowski however drags it out right into the second part.

Somewhere in the middle of part 2, I gave up. I couldn't listen to rantings of a self obessed terrorist repeating what he said earlier. Never mind that the reviews talked about "building towards an innovative end". The reality is that George Zebrowski indulged in wordiness and high level concepts at the EXPENSE of the listener. These additional words served no other purpose than to feed George's ego in his superior writing skills. So, this review is based on listening to almost two third of the book.

In summary, as a listener, I found this novel to be a waste. Perhaps other people can be more patient than I and listen the whole way through. I on the other hand was quite bored and want a refund for my credit!