This was started by Jill at Breaking the Spine. Basically, these books haven't been released yet, but I can't wait for them.
Prophecy of Days by Christy Raedeke
PROPHECY OF DAYS, BOOK ONE: THE DAYKEEPER’S GRIMOIRE is the story of Caity Mac Fireland, a girl from San Francisco whose parents drag her to an isle off the coast of Scotland to manage some family property. Caity finds that a Mayan relic is concealed there, intentionally left centuries ago by Mayan Daykeepers in an attempt to keep their profound knowledge about the year 2012 alive into the current era.
As she delves into this world of secret knowledge, Caity is helped along by a visiting family friend and Feng Shui master, Uncle Li; a Mayan elder named Bolon; and Mr. Papers, her pet monkey that communicates through origami. A handsome Scottish lad gets pulled into the intrigue, as do several other people with questionable motives and loyalties. Caity must weave together a tapestry of information in order to make her radical discovery, a mystery protected by an elite coterie of power-brokers who influence world events. Caity’s twenty-first century mind is put to the test as she tries to uncover the answer to an ancient riddle while trying to outwit this powerful group that will stop at nothing to control the secret, and her.
Published by Flux
Release Date: May 1, 2010
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Waiting on Wednesday (December 30)
Posted by Lizzy at 12:53 AM
Labels: Christy Raedeke, waiting on wednesday
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5 comments:
This looks great! I hadn't heard of it before! Thanks for posting!
Nice pick :) Happy New Year
Awesome pick!! I love the sound of this one!
Sounds interesting!!! I would love to say Can't wait till May, but in reality I can't wait till every month of 2010 for all the new books coming. It seems 2010 will be a terrific year.
Lizzy! You have just totally made my day! Thanks so much for featuring my book today - what a thrill to see it here!
Happy happy new year!
Christy Raedeke
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