The Rabbit Hole

By: H. Jonas Rhynedahll

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

One wrong step. One glowing portal. No way back.

In a world rebuilt after the viruses that nearly wiped out humanity, “Rosettes” — certified fertile teenagers — wear the badge, the transponder, and the target on their backs. They’re funneled into breeding academies, monitored around the clock, and told their only purpose is to save the human race.

Nineteen-year-old narrator and his very pregnant, very pissed-off classmate Patrice have had enough. When they bolt from Camp Beauregard and sprint up a derelict skyscraper, the only escape route left is the thing nobody’s supposed to talk about: a Hole. A shimmering, one-way portal visible only to people with the Sight.

Jump through and you might land anywhere — Korea, the Ozarks, a lonely mesa — but the Monitors are right behind you, Haze guns humming.

One transit becomes four. One desperate run becomes a continent-hopping chase. And the biggest question isn’t whether they’ll lose the trackers buried in their legs……it’s what kind of world they’ll find when they finally step out the other side.

Raw, sarcastic, and unfiltered (just the way the narrator told it), The Rabbit Hole is the first volume of a triptych — a gritty dystopian sci-fi escape story about forced fertility, mysterious portals, teenage rebellion, and the terrifying cost of freedom.