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In the Courts of the Sun

A mind-bending, time-bending, zeitgeist-defining novel about the days leadingup to December 21, 2012--the day the Maya have predicted the world will end.

Reviewer: Danni

Review: Jan 24, 2010

Night Owl Book Review for In the Courts of the Sun

Genre(s): Sci-Fi / Fantasy

December 12, 2012 is the last day of the Mayan calendar. It is the day which is supposed to mark the end of the world. This is the story of Jed DeLanda, a Mayan descendant who is an expert at the “Sacrifice Game”. In the Courts of the Sun is a cleverly written and the extensive research which must have gone into writing adds to the vividness of the story. This is a creative book centering around

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