Chapter 1 of The Midas Protocol begins with a man who has just accomplished the impossible and already suspects that it may cost him his life.
Chapter 2 of The Midas Protocol is where the major pieces of the series begin quietly moving onto the same corporate chessboard.
Before the Gold Box, before the Axiom, before the impossible machinery of The Midas Files fully reveals itself, Hank Raglan’s life changes because of an unfinished alloy.
Some places in The Midas Files are important because they contain ancient secrets. Others matter because someone finally walks out the door.
Burger Empire belongs to the second category.
Before Lawrence Bingham built the Gold Box, another Bingham had already stood beside a tesseract.
Filed Under: Artifacts, Evium Gold, Lawrence Bingham, Universal Temporal Council, The Axiom, The Trials
Related Entries: The Cube of Aurelia, The Black Box Prototype, Mortimer Vanterpool, The Archive of Enlil
Spoiler Advisory: This entry contains lore details connected to The Midas Protocol and Call of the Minotaur.
Every mythology has an object that starts the trouble.
At first glance, Malcolm’s Coin appears to be nothing more than an elegant gold coin — the kind of trinket a wealthy academic, intelligence operative, or collector of forbidden antiquities might carry in a jacket pocket. That impression is dangerously incomplete.
Step into The Midas Files, a techno-thriller series where quantum mystery, ancient power, corporate ambition, and otherworldly secrets collide. Start the journey with The Midas Protocol: Midas Files Book One by Matt De Reno.
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