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Gary Jennings' The 2012 codex by Gary Jennings, Robert Gleason, and Junius Podrug is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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In the arid canyonlands of Mexico the race is on for the ultimate end-of-the-world codexthe final 1000-year-old prophesy of the god-king, Quetzalcoatl, who ruled Mexico 1000 years ago. Rita Critchlow and Cooper Jones hunt for that sacred codex in those scorching desert canyons, while 500 years ago, Pacal, a young slave-scholar, sets out on the same deadly quest. He too must find those apocalyptic writings, knowing that his erathe Age of the Aztecsmay well come to an end if he does not find them. For Pacal, the End-Time is at hand. Montezuma has built a vast empire based in what will one day be Mexico City. Now however he faces war, disastrous drought, death-cult priests, who rip the hearts out of thousands of people atop their pyramids . . . and the arrival of red-bearded horse-borne conquistador, bearing preternaturally powerful weapons and catastrophic plagues, sowing pandemic death wherever he goes. Americas leaders are also staring into an apocalyptic abyss. Their own time mirrors that of Quetzacoatls and the Aztecs in shocking detail. Convinced that Quetzalcoatls codex holds the key to humanitys survivalthat he is warning them of a global, planet-killing threatthe two women ba

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Author
Gary Jennings, Robert Gleason, and Junius Podrug
Publisher
Forge Books
Published
2010
Language
EN
ISBN
9780765322609
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Historical Fiction
Rating
2.76 / 5 (76 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-13

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