The Omega Course: A novel of guilt, redemption and loss of faith

How can you live with yourself if you have killed somebody?

This haunting question consumes Ross Collins, whose life unravels when he is arrested after causing a fatal accident just one day after passing his driving test.

Devastated, distraught and overcome with remorse, he sets off on a desperate search for redemption in religion. He joins the Alpha Course, but there he meets Omega Bee, a theology student whose faith is crumbling. She sabotages his quest by teaching him the truth about the human origins of Christianity and the Bible.

But who needs truth when you have killed somebody?

With his trial looming, we follow Ross on his turbulent journey as he tries to put his shattered life back together.

Reminiscent of Sophie’s World and Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Paul Clark’s coming-of-age novel is a thought-provoking tale of guilt, redemption, and loss of faith.

Praise for The Omega Course

"an unusual and unusually engaging book"
Stephen Tiger, author of Doctrine Impossible: A Journey from Dogmatic Religiosity to Rational Spirituality

"profound, and touching...5 out of 5 stars"
OnLineBookClub.org Official Review

“Paul Clark's ‘The Omega Course’ brilliantly intertwines a compelling narrative with...a profound and educational journey through the history of the Bible, making it a must-read...The diverse perspectives and humanistic approach enhance its appeal.”
JP, OnlineBookClub.org reader