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In the silence of the fields, he heard God. In the screaming wires of the city, he hears the Devil. Nineteen-year-old Eli Lapp is a man of the soil, grounded in the rhythmic "Silence" of his family's Lancaster dairy farm. But when his Rumspringa leads him into the neon-lit heart of Philadelphia, a violent encounter shatters his world. Eli wakes to a sensory nightmare: the "Monsoon." Every Wi-Fi signal is a stinging lash; every cell tower a screaming idol. To Eli, it isn't data. It is the Breath of Legion. As Eli's mind involuntarily pushes back against the digital onslaught, he triggers a series of catastrophic infrastructure failures. To the Digital Defense Initiative (DDI), he is a Zero-Day terrorist threat-a "biological insertion" that must be neutralized. Lead agent Miller is a man of logic and cold forensics, hunting a ghost with no digital footprint. But as the hunt intensifies, Miller realizes the "monster" he's tracking is a terrified boy being tortured by the very technology the DDI uses to find him. Caught between a government manhunt and a mind-shredding technopathic awakening, Eli must find a way back to the Silence before he is consumed by the Metallic Choir. But even if he survives the Deluge, can a soul once connected to the hive-mind ever truly find peace again? The Voices of Legion is a visceral, sensory-first journey into the dark intersection of primitive faith and modern terror. Perfect for fans of psychological horror and high-concept techno-thrillers, it explores the price of connection in a world that never stops screaming.

Greg Johle lives in North Carolina with his wife and five children. He enjoys Mexican food, and shooting at things. He earned his bachelor of science from Azusa Pacific University and an MBA from the University of Phoenix. His real job is software development.