Carol Chapman is an inspirational speaker, a new age metaphysical author, a nature photographer and an independent filmmaker. She specializes in the lost continent of Atlantis, past lives, ancient mysteries, and Yucatan travel. In addition to authoring her books, she provides the many amazing photographs included within the books.

Carol enjoys publicizing her speaking events with talk radio interviews, book signings, and speaking events in the United States and Canada. She has been featured on the Maria Shaw Show and Coast-to-Coast AM (Art Bell and George Noory). Carol has been welcomed as a speaker and workshop leader in many places including New York, Texas, Virginia, and Alaska in the U.S., and Nova Scotia, Ontario, and British Columbia in Canada.
 
She is also an award-winning photographer. While a photojournalist under contract to NASA, her photographs appeared in publications throughout the world including Air and Space Smithsonian, Aerospace America, Details, Final Frontier, Koku-Fan (Japan), Aeronautique Astronautique (France), and Aeronautica & Difesa (Italy).
 
Both her new age articles and photographs have appeared in several publications including Venture Inward, FATE, Dream Network, Alternate Perceptions, Circle, Whole Life Times, Sunset, Arizona Living, and Phoenix Magazine.
 
Chapman is literally married to the man of her dreams—they met first in a dream. They live on a river in Virginia where they enjoy sailing.

Kristine grew up in small towns in eastern Oregon where people mainly made their living through ranching or the timber industry. As an adult, she moved to Portland where she briefly taught high school before becoming a jewelry designer and manufacturer. Several years later, she moved to Yucatan, Mexico, where she and her Mayan husband started a water purification plant. They eventually turned it into a bed and breakfast boutique hotel, the Flycatcher Inn, which they operate with two of their nieces.

Kristine invents new business opportunities for her and her family, and educates her girls to see these opportunities where someone else might not. She believes in women and wants them to be strong. Her son and husband get along fine because they are strong men, and they accept strong women like her and her girls.

She is in the finishing stages of her first book, Tales from the Yucatan Jungle: Life in a Mayan Village.