Title: a total fraud
Product review: To give him his due the great clerical con man Malachi Martin is able to unite a linguistic flare, an Irishman's storytelling ability and a scholar's mind to create quite a fascinating work. Martin was an opportunist who preyed on various societal forces to make a quick buck. With the great commercial success of the film "the exorcist" Malachi jumped on the bandwagon and penned this bestseller. None of the stories can be varified at all, and Martin has made a name for himself in literary and Church circles for spreading lies and calumny. The reality of exorcism is not in question, but Martin is not the man from whom to get the story. I reccomend instead the excellent book on the subject by Gabriel Amorth.
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