The Illuminati

By: Larry Burkett

Narrated by: Henry Kramer

From before the time of Christ, there have been rumors of a secret society called The Illuminati...a vicious tribe of Druids with mystical, supernatural powers. Many saw them as demons or gods. Those who opposed them simply disappeared...or met an even worse fate.

Unknown to all but the very few, this group slowly infiltrated world organizations and financial institutions with a singular goal--to control the world's economic system.

Now fast-forward to the year 2020. The Illuminati has succeeded in placing one of their people in the office of the presidency of the United States. With the worldwide launch of a financial system known as Data-Net, they suddenly have the power to single out groups of people and control their money, fuel, and food supply. How do you escape an unknown enemy operating at the highest levels who can track your every move? And how do you defeat a society that practices ancient rituals and appears to have power beyond the grave?

The Illuminati

is a futuristic thriller tied to ancient mysticism that will appeal to fans of The DaVinci Code and the Left Behind series. It will also leave readers wondering where fact ends and fiction begins.

So well written

This book was so well written. I had a hard time pausing the book. I highly recommend this book! It is very possible this is how Satan will be in the end times. We must vigilant and ready for he is waiting in sheep's clothing, preparing his attack. We must trust the Lord has a plan.

So GOOD, even so many years later.

This is a perfect read for today. I think the last paragraph is for today.

This the best book

I loved this as a teenager and still love it as an adult. Perfect!highly recommend to anyone.

Frightening

Voices were done well. It was easy to differentiate each character. The story was intriguing. Loved the very last word.

Count the Cost of Truth and Freedom. 🙂

This book is an excellent reminder that we must all Count the Cost of Truth and Freedom. That being said, I suspect it will remain as unpopular as it had been for the past 32 years. John 14:6. 🙂