Book One of The Rabbit Hole Series
An ancient text. Fragments discovered among the Dead Sea Scrolls. Stories of Watchers, giants, and forbidden knowledge.
ENOCH invents its characters, danger, and central conspiracy. It does not invent the texts that send journalist Daniel Mercer down the rabbit hole.
Listen to the Prologue and Chapter 1 free. No account required.

Enter the Rabbit Hole
An ancient discovery. A forbidden text. An investigation someone will do anything to stop.
Enoch
Book One of The Rabbit Hole Series
by Michael J. Bray
The story is fiction. The rabbit hole is real.
The Story and the Evidence
ENOCH is an investigative mystery thriller built around real ancient texts, archaeological discoveries, manuscripts, locations, and historical records.
As you read, selected references in the story connect to Evidence Files that let you examine the documented history behind the fiction.
How an evidence link works
Evidence CH 1-01 →
Follow one to read the documented record, then return to exactly where you left the story.
Free Audio
Listen to the Prologue, then meet Daniel Mercer in Chapter 1. Both prototype recordings are free and require no account.
Audio File 00
In Eastern Turkey, Dr. Elena Voss makes a discovery that was never meant to leave the mountain.
Audio File 01
Meet journalist Daniel Mercer as he follows the first thread into the Book of Enoch.
Listen to Chapter OneThe Official Audiobook
The current narration is a prototype created to test the story, atmosphere, and early-reader experience.
The upcoming Kickstarter will help fund a professional human narrator to record the completed novel with the consistency, tension, and emotional performance the story deserves.
Backers will also be able to enter the private Early Investigator Archive, where they can read every available draft chapter, receive new chapters as they are released, listen to prototype audio for Chapters 1 to 7, and explore the Evidence Files connected to the investigation.
Backers may also be invited to hear narrator auditions and help choose the voice that brings Daniel Mercer's investigation to life.
The ENOCH Kickstarter campaign is approved. Preview the campaign now, and opt in below to be emailed the moment it goes live.
Coming Soon
Professional narrators will soon bring the opening of ENOCH to life.
Listen to the finalist auditions, compare the voices, and cast your vote for the narrator you think should tell the story.
You do not need to be a Kickstarter backer to vote.
The finalists will be revealed here.
Prototype Narration
The investigation begins in Eastern Turkey, where Dr. Elena Voss makes a discovery that was never meant to leave the mountain.
Audio File 00
Enoch • Prologue
This prototype offers an early taste of the story. The Kickstarter will fund professional human narration for the completed audiobook.
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Daniel Mercer
Daniel Mercer had a rule about rabbit holes. Never enter one after midnight. It was a rule he had developed over twenty years as a journalist, sometime between discovering that every political scandal eventually led to a message board and realizing that three hours on the internet could make almost anything seem plausible.
At 1:47 in the morning, he broke his rule. The house was quiet. His laptop was open on the kitchen table, beside a half-finished glass of Scotch and a yellow legal pad covered in handwriting that had become progressively less legible as the night went on.
At the top of the page, he had written:
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The Early Investigator Archive
The Kickstarter will open private access to the developing world of ENOCH.
Unlock the Early Investigator Archive. Select Kickstarter reward tiers include access to every available draft chapter, new chapters as they are released, prototype audio for Chapters 1–7, and the evidence behind the story.
Draft chapters and prototype narration are works in progress and may differ from the final published novel and professionally narrated audiobook.
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Existing beta readers can continue accessing the private draft archive.
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