The Occultant: A conspiracy theory stops being a theory when there is evidencedoesn’t it?

Amazon Customer said Perfect book for conspiracy theorist. Excellent theory for sure. A very good read and I highly recommend. Will keep you engaged and on your sit waiting to see what each chapter brings for the characters. Well researched.

Oh, and then there are the voices in his head.Fortunately, Tim's boss sees an answer to Tim’s hard partying life style and lack of discipline - assign him a mentor, field operative Gideon Collier. Growing up the only son of a powerful executive and socialite mother is hard enough, but when you add to it a haunted house and a secret society looking to usher in radical global order, you get a rather interesting childhood. Representing a centuries old hidden army, Gideon’s main mission to toughen the young man up and make him a leader.Things take a drastic turn as the two confederates realize anything they want or desire can be had because of their new found positions in the organization. Add to it youth and anger, and you have a recipe for disaster.. Unchecked power combined with wealth is never a good combination. Tim Wolfe finds himself the Heir Apparent to a secret society that is ruled from the shadows by power players across the world stage. His only real problem is he isn’t aware of his birth right away, and to make matters worse, his boss doesn't think Tim is the right man for the job