Mayan Equinox
By Keith Jones

According to several Maya calendars, time will end on December 27, 2012. Stuart Everly discovers that if he performs human sacrifices at ancient Maya sites in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, the location of a valuable key to extend time beyond that date will be revealed. He must consummate the first offering under the full moon on a Mayan equinox. Russell Palmer, a Los Angeles professor of Central American civilizations, learns of the first sacrifice and rushes to Cancun to prevent future murders. Frustrated by dubious police officers and haunted by an unfortunate incident in his past, Russell must convince the wary authorities that he has well-founded intentions as the frantic search to prevent more sacrifices and to find the Maya key leads Russell and the police deep into the tropical jungles.

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"...a credible adventure containing many historical elements that should appeal to Steve Alten fans."—Library Journal

"A riveting and original novel from beginning to end, Mayan Equinox is very highly recommended reading, especially for mystery buffs with an interest in the historical culture of the Central American Mayans."—Midwest Book Review

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Keith Jones graduated from Indiana University and obtained his Juris Doctorate from California Western School of Law in San Diego, California. He maintains a solo law practice in San Diego and volunteers with the local superior court. He is an avid cyclist who enjoys travel and snorkeling. Mayan Equinox is his first book.

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