Xibalba- A Dane Maddock Adventure by David Wood

A dark descent into the world of the dead.

Xibalba- a dane maddock adventure

A dark descent into the world of the dead.

Legends call it Xibalba—the Place of Fear. But some legends are true.

The discovery of a treasure in the Yucatan sets former Navy SEALs Dane Maddock and Bones Bonebrake on a search for the legendary Maya city of the dead, and into the path of deadly enemies. From ancient ruins to perilous jungles, Maddock and Bones must outwit the vicious Serpent Brotherhood, and find the fabled city before an old enemy unlocks its secrets and plunges the world into shadow. Can they survive the descent into Xibalba?

Genre: FICTION / Action & Adventure

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Occult & Supernatural

Language: English

Keywords: action, adventure, thriller, mystery, occult, pulp, maya, xibalba, native american

Word Count: 84,000

Sales info:

Bestseller in Men's Adventure, Pulp Adventure, and Action-Adventure. The Dane Maddock series has sold over 200,000 copies and has been licensed by Amazon for their Kindle Worlds program.


Sample text:

Miranda Bell rapped her knuckles against the molded plastic body of the dive light and worked the switch again. This time, the bulb lit up, shooting out a beam of white light. She worked the switch again, on and off several times, until she was satisfied that the problem had fixed itself, then slipped the pistol-shaped flashlight into a carrier on her hip.

The light, like the rest of the gear they’d rented from the dive shop in Tulum, was serviceable if somewhat antiquated. She had always used only the best equipment, sometimes field testing prototypes and cutting edge technologies unavailable to the public at large, but that had been in another life. Now she had to make do with whatever semi-obsolete, off-the-shelf equipment she could get her hands on.

She did a final head-to-toe check, then sat down at the edge of the cenote, letting her long legs dangle out over the azure water. She took a breath from the second-stage line of the regulator attached to the AL80 SCUBA bottle on her back to ensure the air was flowing, then turned and looked up at the anxious face of Charles Bell, her father.

“Don’t run off,” she quipped, before placing the mouthpiece between her teeth.

“Miranda,” he pleaded. “Just wait. Half an hour. They’ll be here.”

Miranda fought the urge to roll her eyes. Her father was just being over-protective, which was, she supposed, his job as a father, but she had no intention of waiting for his so-called marine salvage experts to arrive. Knowing Bell, they were probably some over-priced tour guides who would probably shut them down and call in the local authorities when they realized what they had found.

Sometimes he could be so clueless about the way the world worked.


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

LanguageStatus
Italian
Already translated. Translated by Manola Mann
Portuguese
Already translated. Translated by Heloisa Miranda Silva
Spanish
Already translated. Translated by Héctor Alberto Núñez Tenorio

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