Insanity's Reason: The True Number of the Beast

Extinction Test #3

by Alan VanMeter

Book three of the Extinction Test series. In 1961 the poorest boy there would ever be was born into a very wealthy environment. His name is Clavo Buey Estaquilla, and his parents hailed from Germany, Nazi Germany. He was born sixteen years after his father died, and he had absolutely no information on his mother. This was only possible by the magic of science, so to say that he was an experiment of sorts would be an understatement. Clavo was raised as a Catholic until he was seven, and then the teaching changed dramatically. He was told that he was what the Bible named 'the Beast,' the anti-Christ. When it was explained to him that his father had been Adolph Hitler, he began to believe it all. At first he wasn't so keen on the idea; who would be? But when the fringe benefits were shown to him, he acceded to his un-holy position. His mentor took him into the depths of black magic, and along with this he used Holy scriptures to divine his path to glory. There were some obstacles for him though, as was prophesized, but he went to every length to destroy anything in his path. Of course as such Clavo would be one of the key players in the test at the precipice of extinction.

340 pages, Paperback

Published February 24, 2016

About the author

I live a very quiet life writing novels predominately. My interests include sex, martial arts, Taoism, and cosmology. I have been fortunate to have experienced some rather intense realizations concerning the nature of the universe. I have a family connection with Area 51, as I had found out my father worked there from 1968 to 1988. He never said a word about it to the family, saying that he'd worked up a the Tonopah Test Site. I found out from the FBI that this was a mere cover story. Our whole family had been under a secret FBI protection detail's surveillance the whole time. This finally explained how my folks always knew exactly what we were up to, even when there was seemingly no possible way for them to know.