Review of Megiddo: The Omega Code 2 (2001) by Brendan N — 14 Feb 2012

In this combination sequel and prequel to the surprise box office hit The Omega Code, one man becomes the leader of an evil empire that could destroy the world, and his brother must rise against the defense of the good.

Stone Alexander is a child, moody dark-humored, whose parents died soon after he was born. The mother who adopted Stone died several years later while giving birth to another son, David, and stone can not forgive his brother his mother for having him involuntarily.

Stone goes so far as the attempted murder of David, and his father, prominent businessman Daniel Alexander, accounts for the transport of stone for the military school. There, Stone falls under the tutelage of The Guardian, an instructor at the school that is really an emissary of Satan.

While the enmity between Stone and David cools off a bit with time, Stone once again finds itself in an intense rivalry with his brother when they both fall for the same woman, Gabriella. Stone eventually wins Gabriella's hand and they marry, as Stone rises to power as a ruthless leader of the military arm of the European Union, David, however, becomes a powerful figure in American politics and was elected to the position of vice president.

What neither David nor Gabriella realize is that, under the influence of The Guardian, Stone took on the role of Antichrist, and he tries to win favor of his brother in a plot for world domination. When it becomes clear to David that the goal of the campaign of his brother is putting the world in the power of Satan, David realizes that America and its allies must join forces against Stone's troops in a battle at Megiddo, Israel - referred to in the Book of Revelations as the place of final battle of good against evil.