A repetitive series of dreams which seem to be increasing in clarity recently. William Kendrick of South Carolina wakes up one fine school day to a house of horrors. Wisp, and the unstable assassin Candace, who has an ironic fondness for raising the dead. On his journey to confront Duquesne in Boston, Will encounters other “Aberrationists”who have incredible abilities-and agendas-of their own, including the powerful but absent-minded Frances Whitworth, the amoral mind reader Mr.

Brandt and an organization known as the Collective plot to use Will as a weapon against the man who killed his birthparents, Desmond Duquesne. Ripped from the safety of his suburban home by a stranger, Brandt, Will is thrust into an adventure that will reveal his own hidden past, dark family ties, and a world-threatening darkness that only he can stop.īrandt informs Will not only that the Kendricks are not his birthparents-that Will’s bloodline carries what is known as the Aberration: an ancient demonic strain that gives him superhuman abilities. However, a series of disturbing dreams and a visit from an old acquaintance of his parents changes everything he thought he knew about himself. Wisp, and the unstable assassin Candace, who has an ironic fondness for raising the dead.High school senior Will Kendrick always saw himself as perfectly average in every way. On his journey to confront Duquesne in Boston, Will encounters other “Aberrationists” who have incredible abilities - and agendas - of their own, including the powerful but absent-minded Francis Whitworth, the amoral mind reader Mr.

Ripped from the safety of his suburban home by a stranger, Brandt, Will is thrust into an adventure that will reveal his own hidden past, dark family ties, and a world-threatening darkness that only he can stop.īrandt informs Will not only that the Kendricks are not his birthparents - that Will’s bloodline carries what is known as the Aberration: an ancient demonic strain that gives him superhuman abilities.

High school senior Will Kendrick always saw himself as perfectly average in every way.

The Aberrationists by Ray O'Meara