Omnihumans: Within A Concrete Labyrinth — Tom Leveen

He'll sacrifice anything to save them . . . including his humanity.The Verdict: 5 Stars. Action fans and sci-fi fans will love this one. It's fast paced and definitely leaves me wanting more from the series. Tabatha S., Amazon reviewThe world became aware of them sixty years ago: people with remarkable physical and sometimes psychic power, often with terrifying deformities. Most folks call them deviants or use slurs like deev.They call themselves omnihumans.For Sergeant Manic Cruce, hunting deviants isn't just a job, it's a personal calling.As an officer of the national Normative Policy Division, or N.P.D, he believes that deevs are a threat to the very fabric of society. He does his best to see to it that they're rounded up and locked away in order to protect the average Joe. When money's tight, he's not above getting a little blood on his hands with some off-the-books violence in support of the status quo.He loves his job, and he's damn good at it. He'd wipe 'em all off the face of the earth if he could, because every deev out there is a threat to mankind, including his only child-even if she is a naïve college girl devoted to protecting the civil rights of the very deviants he arrests.Manic's world -- and identity -- get turned inside-out when a deviant he's just eliminated turns out to be one of the good guys, using his supernatural powers to protect children from ruthless traffickers. Manic has no choice but to take up the dead man's mantle and play guardian angel...Deep in the concrete labyrinth that the traffickers use as their base of operations, Manic's clarity of purpose is thrown into chaos. Humans, he learns, can be far worse than any deviant. And protecting those most innocent may not only cost him his life...but his own humanity as well. Award-winning novelist, former writer for Spawn, and Bram Stoker Award finalist Tom Leveen introduces you to a world far too much like our own in this gritty, supernatural noir novel.