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J. Kevin Tumlinson is an award-winning and bestselling writer, and a prolific public speaker and podcaster. He lives in Texas with his wife and their dog, and spends all of his time thinking about how to express the worlds that are in his head.

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When Broadway star Maggie Hamilton disappeared five years ago, it was a mystery that captured the imaginations of everyone. When her body turns up in the tomb of a Mayan god, it opens the door for an evil that could consume the world. Dan Kolter and Agent Roland Denzel are back, and just in time, as a new threat emerges that could mean the end of all humanity. A mysterious figure has his sights on the contents of a lost Mayan tomb, and Kotler and company will need to use all of their resources, intelligence, and any luck they may have to keep an ancient curse at bay. In this fourth full-length adventure, Dr. Dan Kotler faces off with the most clever death traps the Mayan culture ever concieved, using his wits and his skills to keep himself and everyone else alive. Even if he escapes the Mayan tomb, it could be too late. READ THE GIRL IN THE MAYAN TOMB NOW, AND JOIN KOTLER ON A HISTORY-SPANNING THRILL RIDE! - HERE'S WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT KEVIN TUMLINSON'S BOOKS: "Half way through I was waiting for Harrison Ford to leap out of the pages!" -Deanne, Review for 'The Coelho Medallion' "Kevin has crashed onto the action-thriller scene as only an action-thriller author can: with provocative plot lines, unforgettable characters, and enough adrenaline to keep you awake all night." -Nick Thacker, author of The Enigma Strain "Move over Daniel Silva, James Patterson, and Dan Brown." -Chip Polk, Review for 'The Atlantis Riddle' "Move Over Indiana Jones, there is a New Dr. in Town!" -Cycletrash, Review for 'The Coelho Medallion" "[Kevin Tumlinson] is what every writer should be-entertaining and thought-provoking." - Shana Tehan, Press Secretary, U.S. House of Representatives "I discovered Kevin Tumlinson from The Creative Penn podcast and immediately got his novel, Evergreen. I read it in like 3 seconds. It's the most fast-paced story I've encountered." -R.D. Holland, Independent Reviewer