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An interesting dive into two different times in Ancient Mayan civilizations. We get an idea of what Sera saw in her dream of the cataclysm. The three kids fix another break involving real people that actually existed (Father Diego de Landa), but like book 2 in Paris it is harder to see how that impacts history as young readers might know it. Book 1 & 3 were a little more familiar, maybe because they were figures and events in American history instead of world history. I plan to keep reading the series, partly because they are pretty quick reads.