Altar

The Sacred Egyptian Gold Scarab Oracle reveals its complexity. The search continues for its two missing precious stones while the book opens in Scotland shortly before everyone returns to San Francisco A Luciferian cult, sometimes referred to as the Illuminati or the Free Masons, seems obsessed with Livingston. In Livingston's case, the intention of cult programming is the creation within his psyche of many cult personalities. Psychiatrist Dr. Ravencraft attests that he suspects the psychological conditions still manifesting inside Livingston via outside sources are Dissociative Identity Disorder and Multiple Personality Disorder: programming aimed to turn him into a slave in Satan's army under the influence of total mind control. The Luciferian ceremonial rite that Livingston is forcefully thrust into hopes of creating the resurrection of Osiris. Is this why Livingston became obsessed with an ancient Babylonian altar? Rodrigo finds happiness at the San Francisco racetrack training horses again. Ghosts, a haunted painting, and a mysterious altar share a common connection. Who wants to destroy the vampire most of all? The ferocity of what is about to occur comes into focus when the sweetness of reunion reveals the potential of friendships and love that never emerged in the past. Until one sees them once more, sometimes it is easy to forget how much one misses someone. Even Hell has its own rules. The story must be stopped if you want a happy ending.