2012: Day of Reckoning Now Available on Google Books With Extended Preview

May 3, 2010 - PRLog -- Independent researcher, freelance writer, and author Daniel J. Gansle is pleased to announce that his new book, 2012: Day of Reckoning, is available right now on Google Books. As a special bonus, readers can now enjoy an extended chapter-by-chapter preview of the book via Google Books Online Reader. This try-before-you-buy excerpt includes the front cover, Table of Contents, Preface, Prologue, the full text of Chapter 1, extended excerpts of Chapters 2 and 3, and the back cover. Add the book to your Google Library, find out where to buy a copy, and find the book in a local library.

About 2012: Day of Reckoning

Following along the lines of his previous books, Your World, Your Future, & Bible Prophecy (2007) and Rapture Redux (2007), 2012: Day of Reckoning takes readers on a hair-raising journey into the mysterious world of the ancient Maya and elucidates the apocalypse from the viewpoint of Maya scholars and leading voices in the movement.

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Does the eerily precise Mayan calendar prophesy doomsday on December 21, 2012, or does it predict a glorious new age of raised consciousness? Does a hidden monument in Mexico finally put to rest what the Maya knew?

2012: Day of Reckoning takes readers on a hair-raising journey to unlock the mystery behind the lost prophecy of the ancient Maya. From galactic alignment to pole shift to Planet X/Nibiru and a starling prediction of time travel and The Singularity, the book elucidates the Mayan prophecy with commentary from top Maya scholars and leading voices in the movement.

About the Author

Daniel J. Gansle is an independent researcher, freelance journalist, technical writer, and the author of several books elucidating modern prophetic thought including 2012: Day of Reckoning, Your World, Your Future, & Bible Prophecy, and Rapture Redux. He has spoken on the topic of prophecy extensively at book signing events, study groups, meetings, and on The History Channel’s Nostradamus Effect (“The Rapture” episode, aired December 16, 2009). Mr. Gansle holds a University degree in Cultural Anthropology with a concentration in Mesoamerican studies. He currently resides in Dallas, Texas.

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