Omega

The Girl in the Box, Book 5

De: Robert J. Crane

Narrado por: Annie Sullivan

Omega - a shadowy organization that is synonymous with power in the metahuman world. They have hunted Sienna Nealon since the day she first left her house, have killed countless Directorate agents and operatives, and now they unveil their greatest plot - Operation Stanchion, a mysterious phrase let slip by an Omega operative in the midst of a battle. Now, Sienna must track the pieces Omega has in motion to confront her enemy before they can land their final stroke - and bring an end to the Directorate forever.

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Great Book and Greater Narrator!

I laughed and cheered for her and cried and cried...Crane better make this pain make sense in the next books....

I just can't get enough!

I loved it, as much as the earlier 4. I am so grateful I am reading them now, in order! if would have had to wait for these to come out, I would have been hangry (hungry for more and angry that I had to wait)!

Narration Drags

The reading on this is very choppy. Sentences seem to end in the middle. It's very slow and driving me crazy. I've read this book and enjoyed it very much.

I enjoyed the audible versions of the previous books by the same narrator. I don't know what happened with this one.

a lot of heart but then heartbroken

it was very heart warning and then it was heartbreaking. both part of life. it all made her more human and made my heart break for her in her sorrow.

😘

Love the story the twist the plot keep me going from book 1-5 now I enjoy every second of the story as it unfolds Robert j.crane Is a hell of a writer and the narrator is great with the different voices she makes it’s a riot

Meh.

The series is dark. Everyone seems to eventually leave or betray the main character. She seems to be borderline whiny. There's no core group friends that sticky by the main character through thick & thin. After the first 5 books, it seems the series doesn't get any better.

That ending......

This book really frustrated me because Sienna kept acting incredibly immature and making very stupid choices. This was all of course to move the plot forward. The ending was gut-wrenching. I almost did not care because of how the rest of the book had gone.