Silicon Satan

A Software Engineer’s Narrow Escape from the Luciferian Elite’s Satanic Control over Silicon Valley

De: Cregg Lund

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The chilling chronicle of a smart but naively intuitive software engineer’s narrow escape from the satanic web of seductive traps and allurements that the Luciferian Tech Titans of Silicon Valley rely on for power and influence.

Rog and his girlfriend, Sloan, are two young lovers ready to take on the world and make it their own. Rog is hungry for knowledge; Sloan wants power and prestige. Rog studies computer science and math while Sloan attempts to find her place in the world by hanging out with Hollywood types. Eventually, they find their way to Silicon Valley, where they are introduced to the dark underworld of the Satanic Blood Rituals of the Luciferian Elites. They learn quickly that the deeper they get in with the Luciferians, the more power, position, and prestige they are awarded.

They also learn that the Rituals are the key to all the power. But every time they think the rituals can’t get any worse, they do.

Rog decides he has had enough and wants out. Sloan wants more. The conflict between them turns to betrayal—and eventually murder.

Where is the revelation?

honestly, it was dry and flashbacks etc works in movies but not in books . very confusing and the whole point of all the story telling of the life story and not the nitty gritty is what ? sounds like some grooming and pedo mess happened as a kid then jumps to a bunch of fluff . I couldn't finish the book. one review makes me fwd to last 20 min but idk if I can really endure it.

eh

Did not like the narrating at all! punctuation, influxtion and pronunciation leave a lot to be desired. thus making the book not as enjoyable as it probably would have been had it been narrated properly

the last 20min

it definetly needs a visual diagram for all the people and their real names. and prologue titles for the skipping around

Unnecessary foul language and explicit detail

Very disappointing. This is the first book I’ve listened to with virtual voice narration. I got used to it after a while but the flat tone is difficult to listen to. The story itself has unnecessary foul language and explicit, porn-like details. The first half to 3/5 of the story could easily be scaled back to only 1/4 of the story. The final chapter(s) are choppy and seem underdeveloped. Very difficult to finish but I forced myself to get to the end. I’m sickened that we have such evil in the USA.

The depravity of man.

This book made realize how lucky I am to be an ordinary average man that is blessed with the most beautiful and amazing family and friends. Thank you Jesus. You are the greatest and most amazing.