In Graham Brown's newest, Black Sun, in the heart of the Amazon, NRI operative Danielle Laidlaw makes an incredible discovery: a translucent Mayan stone generating massive waves of energy while counting down toward the infamous apocalyptic date: December 21, 2012. And somewhere, there are three more just like it.
What power will be unleashed if all four stones come together? Who created them--and who has them now? Using a cryptic Mayan map and a prophecy that points to the end of the world, Danielle and her team race toward answers. But one staggering question remains: Were these artifacts meant to save us--or to destroy us once and for all?
"Sizzles with tension and twists." --Steve Berry, author of The Paris Vendetta, on Black Rain
"A terrific read . . . smart, intelligent, and poised to shake up the whole thriller community. I loved it." --Linwood Barclay, author of Never Look Away
"Armchair travel for the adrenaline set . . . Brown infuses nonstop action with spiritual, scientific, and ideological elements without ever pausing for breath." --Sophie Littlefield, author of A Bad Day for Sorry
Graham Brown went to college in Arizona, earning a degree in Aeronautical Science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona and went on to get a law degree from Arizona State College of Law in Tempe.
A former pilot and lawyer and later part of a start up health care firm, Graham decided he hadn't had enough different careers yet and decided to become a writer.
Now under contract for a third book with Random House, Graham currently resides with his wife in Tucson, AZ.
