Xibalbá

Xibalbá es una historia de misterio y suspense, ubicada en el estado de Chiapas. David Wolf, y Karen Dumas, dos arqueólogos, dejan sus cómodas vidas en busca de un tesoro poco comUn, dos códices mayas que no fueron destruidos por el sacerdote espaNol, Diego Landa, durante la Conquista.

Amidst the Zapatista guerilla army, drug trafficking, military and political corruption and the inhospitable Chiapas jungle, David Wolf, and expatriate American, and Karen Dumas, and archaeologist from the Smithsonian Institute leave behind their comfortable jobs in search of an unusual treasure—mysterious Mayan books.

Stanley Struble is a graduate of the famed Father Flanagan's Boys' Home, Boys Town, Nebraska, and holds an M.S. in anthropology from Kansas State University where he previously taught social anthropology and North American Indian courses. He is currently an adjunct professor of sociology at Metropolitan Community College in Omaha. His mystery-suspense novels, Filth Eater and Sins of the Jaguar, were published in 2001 and 2003. They received critical praise from print media and notable individuals, including Lew Hunter, chairman of the UCLA Screenwriting School.