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Weird Scenes Inside the Gold Mine

The Oneironauts, Book 1

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Weird Scenes Inside the Gold Mine

By: Jonathan Bartholomew
Narrated by: Stefan Rudnicki
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About this listen

Jason Palmer is broke, tired, desperate. When an old friend recommends him for a paid sleep study, he makes a choice that could change everything about his life. Soon, he has a paycheck, and a head full of questions.

Why would a laboratory be operating out of an unmarked building in the middle of a small Kansas town?

How do they already know so much about his life?

What is The Gold Mine?

Destiny Reed has worked for The Gold Mine all their adult life. A second-generation agent for the multi-national corporation, Destiny handles missions too dangerous and esoteric for anyone with less experience. On the horizon lurks a mission with the potential to change reality.

©2025 Jonathan Bartholomew (P)2025 Skyboat Media

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