Title: Runnin' With The Devil
Product review: A well written yet, chances are, biased book (considering the author is the mother of one of LaVey's children)"The Secret Life of A Satanist" is a must for any hardcore LaVeyian.Chronicling "The Black Pope" from birth to only a few years before his death (Oct. 29,1997)"The Secret Life..." gives the reader an indepth look at not only the life, but the philosophical standpoint of Anton LaVey.Honestly, I'd suggest first time dabblers start out with this one instead of "The Satanic Bible". With it's more thorough deliniation of Satanic creed "The Secret Life..." gives it's readers a deeper understanding of not only the the religion, but why it was created and why it's so necessary in today's society.Anton LaVey was a dangerous thinker, and few books dare to tred as close to him as this highly detailed biography. Even if the author was in cahoots with her subject, "The Secret Life of a Satanist" is still a worthwhile buy for anyone seeking knowledge on society's outermost fringes.
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