£4
The mayan prophecy by Steve alten
Kelsall, Cheshire
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A quercus paperback 2001, publishing, 666pages of medium sized english written print text. The cover shows very little creasing , over all book has only been read once and in good attire
The Mayan Prophecy by Steve Alten (also published as Domain in some regions) is a fast-paced archaeological thriller that blends ancient myth, science, and end-of-the-world suspense. The novel follows Dr. Michael Gabriel, the son of a disgraced archaeologist who died trying to prove that the Maya predicted a catastrophic cosmic event. As Michael uncovers hidden evidence buried beneath ancient ruins, he becomes entangled in a global conspiracy involving governments, historians, and a mysterious extraterrestrial link to early human civilisation. The story builds toward the approaching date of December 21, 2012, with Alten weaving together doomsday prophecy, lost knowledge, and psychological tension. The result is a dramatic race against time, rich in mythological detail and speculative science.
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