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What happens when a cave is discovered that holds ancient secrets of the Mayan Code? Is December 21, 2012 the end or is it an opportunity for a new beginning?

Book Jacket: Ahman Mason is ousted from her company, rejected by her daughter and is utterly alone. Her solitude is interrupted by Stephen Cane, a young man who believes he can predict everything using the Mayan calendar. Uncertain at first, Ahman cannot deny the accuracy of his predictions. So, when he says that her daughter, Kim, will die in 3 days, Ahman has to find a way to save her. She will do whatever it takes…

Kay Whitaker

Kay Whitaker resides in Indianapolis with her husband Scott and their two schnauzers. She is involved in several philanthropic ventures and has had a successful career in finance spanning more than two decades. She has always had a deep passion for writing and is pleased to share her first novel, Between Dreams – 2012.

"Initially, Between Dreams launches the reader down a path that feels very familiar, with a hint of mystery; but that is only a temporary state of mind! The storyline takes off like a rollercoaster, surrounded by fear of the unknown and the conflict of lives forced to deal with their pasts, as unpleasant as it may seem. A real page turner that leaves you wanting more!" -Lynn Weatherly

"I could not put the book down. It grabbed me from the very beginning and held my interest to the very end. Using the Mayan calendar as a central point of the novel was intriguing. Imagination and a sense of magic pervaded the book with twists and turns that carried me along for the ride. I hope there is a second book for these characters." -Connie Edwards

"A beautifully told story that draws the reader into the lives of interesting and complex characters and takes you along on their (and your own) journey towards discovery and hope. A parable for the uncertain and challenging times that we now find ourselves in, that encourages us to explore our own abilities to help those around us and affect both their and our own future." -Pat Caporali