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The Omega Factor: Festival of Darkness

The Omega Factor: Festival of Darkness

24 July 2019 · Natasha Gerson · The Omega Factor #8 · at Big Finish

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Tom Crane is supposed to be taking a break from the paranormal, but a plea from Anne draws him unwillingly back. Something is happening to a group of performers at the Edinburgh Festival - preternaturally talented children working closely with Department 7 - and even the usually unflappable Martindale is spooked. Why is Tom so affected by the children's performances? Who stands to benefit from their bewitching talents? And what is the connection with the mysterious Morag, who has started haunting Tom's dreams...?
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A reluctant paranormal investigator uncovers a dark secret involving talented children.
“Tom Crane is supposed to be taking a break from the paranormal, but a plea from Anne draws him unwillingly back.”
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Written by Natasha Gerson

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