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The true story behind the books: a 1973 BMW, Mexico and Guatemala in the winter of 1977, and the people met along the way.
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THE ROUTE
LOS ANGELES TO
ACHUTUPU.
FORTY-TWO
DAYS.
December 1977. A missing sister, a court date, an old motorcycle and the ruins of Tikal. The trail runs south through a Central America on the edge of revolution.
Revelation at Tikal
“Her own gravestone was her last painting.”
Los Angeles, December 1977. At the opening of her own gallery show, the soon-to-be-celebrated painter Floey Magnin is nowhere to be found. Her newest canvas shows a tombstone. If she isn't in a Los Angeles courtroom by February 1, a judge will hand her ex-husband her life, her children, her paintings and her money.
Her younger brother, Cutty Braughn, has an old BMW motorcycle, a law student named Paula who knows too much about the Temple of the Rising Moon, and forty-two days.
About the author
Cutty Braughn
Cutty Braughn has been a failed screenwriter, a magazine editor, a shipwright, a marine surveyor, a ship's agent and an innkeeper. In the winter of 1977 he rode a BMW motorcycle through Mexico and Guatemala looking for someone. Revelation at Tikal is his first book. He's still answering the questions it raised.
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