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|  | | Maya 2012 Revealed, Demystifying the Prophecy
Who were the Maya? Does their calendar predict the world's end December 21, 2012?
This book, Maya 2012 Revealed, Demystifying the Prophecy, brings a realistic tone to the furor caused by December 21, 2012 debate, with emphasis on who are the Maya, the code, their calendar system, Maya astronomy and the night sky, 2012ology, the collapse of their culture and the prophecy, as seen by the Maya elders.
Kitchel's background as a journalist, author and bookstore owner in Maya Mexico gives her a birdseye view of the Maya mystery about the end date. | |  | | Wheels Up—A Novel of Drugs, Cartels and Survival
When her notorious drug lord uncle is recaptured, Layla Navarro catapults to the top of Mexico's most powerful cartel.
Layla always wanted to run the family business. But is she willing to kill for it? When her drug lord uncle is recaptured, she catapults to the top of Mexico's most powerful cartel. Groomed as his successor, Layla knows where the bodies are buried. But not all the enemies. To expand cartel influence she accepts a offer to move two tons of cocaine from Colombia to Cancun by jet. The deal goes sideways during a stopover in Guatemala when Layla unexpectedly uncovers a human trafficking ring. Plagued by self-doubt, she must fight off gangsters, outsmart government officials and navigate t | |  | | Where the Sky is Born: Living in the Land of the Maya
Imagine running away and never coming back. We bought land in Mexico, built a house and left our San Francisco jobs to retire in a small fishing village in the Yucatan.
Travel memoir detailing the ups and downs of life as an expat in Maya Mexico, along with finding a contractor, having our land taken by eminent domain, living through hurricanes, dealing with corruption and Mexico's immigration system, yet managing to enjoy a relaxed lifestyle in the sunny south. |
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