2012 Maya End Date

civilization at the heart of the plot. He takes us into the very heart

of Mesoamerica and spins his yarn like a spider web ensnaring

the reader. 2012 Maya End Date once again features the fortunes

and challenges of Ryan Keshaw and Dr. Allie Lea Shelton. Maya

Chief Ahau and his wife Elena are also prominent in the story.

Ryan has an uncanny ability to see trouble looming ahead.

Is it just his fertile imagination at work? As the days draw

closer to 2012, so do the intensity of his dreams. It is with some

trepidation that Ryan and Allie Lea are invited as special guests

of the Mexican government to once more venture back to the

Temple of the Two Jaguars, as it is a hardly a place that brings

back fond memories.

What I found interesting is that Ed Curry does not use villains

in his plot. Sure, there are occasional bandidos, but they are really

peripheral characters. Rather, he uses psychological warfare on

the reader. I will not give any spoilers in this review, but I will say

that 2012 Maya End Date is a book that hurtles you along faster

than a Japanese bullet train.

Simon Barrett, Senior Editor

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