2012: A New Maya Nation Emerges

by Edward Curry

This is Edward Curry’s third Maya-inspired novel. The world of the Maya is something that few people outside the archaeology community know much about. The Mayans were extremely accurate astronomers, well ahead of their time. Their astrological accomplishments were made using only string and two sticks. Simply amazing! They developed a highly successful civilization despite being without beasts of burden, iron, or the wheel. They also left us a great the Mayan calendar. It ends abruptly on December 21, 2012 with a very rare astrological phenomenon called the General Precession of the Equinoxes, which happen every 25,800 years. Some claim this date will be the catalyst that changes the world and that the Earth will align itself in a very unique way. Action, history, and romance set the stage for this thrilling Mayan adventure.The interpersonal relationships will have the reader Is it possible these events will occur as predicted in the Maya’s sacred book The Popol Vuh. In-depth research gives a sense of being part of the scene when the present takes a back-seat and Maya justice is meted out. Join the real-as-life characters as they search for answers to the Maya End Date. You may find yourself caught up in this web of uncertainty as the 2012 December date draws ever closer.

496 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 6, 2011

Reviews

[Elina Vaysbeyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

2012: A New Maya Nation Emerges is a richly imagined and well researched novel that blends history, action, and romance into a compelling narrative centered on one of the most intriguing civilizations in human history. Edward Curry brings the Maya world to life with remarkable attention to detail, offering readers both an engaging story and meaningful insight into Maya astronomy, culture, and beliefs. The integration of the Maya calendar and the significance of the December 21, 2012 end date adds an intriguing layer of mystery and urgency to the plot.

What truly sets this novel apart is the depth of research and authenticity woven throughout the story. The references to the Popol Vuh, the General Precession of the Equinoxes, and the Maya’s extraordinary scientific achievements create an immersive experience that feels both educational and cinematic. The characters are vivid and relatable, and the tension steadily builds as the narrative moves closer to the pivotal 2012 date. This is a thought-provoking and adventurous read that invites readers to question history, prophecy, and the possible intersection between ancient knowledge and modern reality.