Beneath the Veil

The Into the Rabbit Hole Series, Book 1

By: Micah T. Dank

Narrated by: Marguerite Gavin, Tim Getman

I know the answer to the world’s deepest secret....

Graham, a functioning alcoholic and Harvard medical student, stumbles across a puzzling communication from his deceased Navy SEAL brother. Graham must work to unravel a litany of secrets sobering in their implications not only for himself, but for the past 12,000 years of human history and the secrets of the universe. Had he not, in his hungover state, opened the email, Graham could have continued on his predetermined successful, if dysfunctional, path and never embarked on the paradigm-shifting journey that so loosens his grasp on reality and obliterates not only what he chooses to believe, but what he trusts as fact.

With the help of his long-term girlfriend, his quirky Mensan best friend, his wild and athletic best girlfriend since childhood, and his friend from undergrad at Georgetown who followed him to Harvard for grad school, he sets out to decode this complex cryptogram, which he soon discovers is charged with the potential to unhinge the very control that certain government officials are intent, at all costs, on maintaining.

Micah T. Dank takes the listener on an electrifying hunt for what is real and what is possible, encountering along the way politics, conspiracies, fringe medicine, history, and language, and what it means to survive - thrive, even - when you have the weight of the world on your shoulders.

Beneath the Veil is the first book in the six-book Into the Rabbit Hole series that proves that love and humor may not be the answer, but that without these variables, there is no worthy solution to any challenging problem or improbable situation.

©2020 Micah T. Dank (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing

Really great and actual.

This story was really great. Using fiction as a tool for mass initiation is a superb idea. It's full of gems and breadcrumbs to get anyone started on their journey to awakening. Expect nothing less from Blackstone.

My favorite book thus far

This book screams the reality of the coded-cosmos in a story that you won’t be able to put down. Thank you, Micah Dank. I enjoyed it, tremendously.

Fast paced and entertaining

I've been waiting for the audio version of this novel and was not disappointed. The voice acting is good and the story, while kind of all over the place, moves quickly with a lot of humor and snark from the main character's narration. I've watched Mr. Dank give interviews on different YouTube channels and his ideas are very interesting. I had some exposure to Astrotheology from other researchers and it just kind of made sense to me. This novel attempts a crash course into the world of Astrotheology and the parasites that control our world, and I believe it would be a great introduction to the subject for a newcomer. It is also entertaining and will leave you wanting the second book. Thankfully, the second book is also available on Audible!

New Plot Lines

Almost immediately hooked in and dazzled by original concept plot lines, twists, and turns that had me shook in a good way! I hope one day to see this on the big screen!Highly recommend!

A fun ride into a wild conspiracy!

The story is like a hard climb up a dangerous ice mountain... It is not until you reach the summit and look around, that you realize you're on an Iceberg. I can't wait to see what happens next!

Absolutely An Attention Grabber!

I love how this book weaves so much truth about what’s happening in the world into a fictional story. Loved it! Will definitely be getting the rest of the series.

Had Potential

In theory this book had potential, unfortunately it fell short. I really wanted to give it higher reviews but there were too many issues to do so. First and foremost, it really needed an editor, not only a line editor but a developmenttal editor should have been essential prior to publishing. There were way too many holes in the story and way too much of a background left out. The characters were too shallow as well - you couldn't bond with them as the "hero", not even a reluctant one. It had the vibe of a teenage term paper, though I suspect given the 80's references that it was written by someone much older. it had a teenaged maturity level. And who uses the term, "joneseing" anymore? I was also astonished at the blatant plagiarism - that should have been caught by the editor - yes, we've all seen the YT videos too. It read of more a passion project that spanned 30 years before publishing. And don't get me started on the misinformation and the historical flaws. The quotes of some of the most grotesque figures in history will leave a bad taste in the mouth of anyone who knows how to think for themselves. If your bored, MAYBE give it a listen but don't say I didn't warn you of potential disappointment.