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Here is a small sample of fiction works of or about Hawaii. A Chilling Tale of Shave Ice: Mrs. Sugihara Haunts a Village by Glen Grant, master storyteller and adept at giving you "chicken skin" through his tales. You can find more of his titles on my Hawaii Mythology page. Comfort Woman by Nora Okja Keller Five Years on a Rock by Milton Murayama The Haole Substitute by Walt Novak Hawaii by James A. Michener Book Review: THE BALTIMORE SUN by Philip Bosco...America's preeminent storyteller, James Michener, introduced an entire generation of readers to a lush, exotic world in the Pacific with this classic novel. But it is also a novel about people, people of strength and character; the Polynesians; the fragile missionaries; the Chinese, Japanese, and Filipinos who intermarried into a beautiful race called Hawaiians. Here is the story of their relationships, toils, and successes, their strong aristocratic kings and queens and struggling farmers, all of it enchanting and very real in this almost mythical place. Also, available in audio cassette edition. Hula : A Novel by Lisa Shea Just Play Dead by Dan Gordon Synopsis: Wearied of her ruthless millionaire husband Jack, Nora Wolfe assigns the task of eliminating the problem to her toy boy surf-hunk Chad. But when Jack approaches Chad with his own devious plan, things get complicated. These deadly comic goings-on are wryly observed by island police officer Dani Kahane--who has a crush on the manipulative Nora. Kula Keiki Ali'i by Rosemary I. Patterson, Sarah Fitzpatrick A lively adventure story that takes place in both modern and past Hawaii settings, and a great information resource for those interested in Hawaiian history. Lava : A Novel by Pamela Ball Light in the Crevice Never Seen by Haunani Kay Trask Synopsis: The first collection of poetry by an indigenous Hawaiia to be published on the mainland captures the poet's impassioned account of her land and people. A Little Too Much Is Enough by Kathleen Tyau A Map of Paradise by Linda Ching Sledge Be sure to send me email, if you have any questions, suggestions and/or comments about our website. Mahalo nui loa ame a hui ho! (Thank you very much and we'll see you again soon!) Books Music Enter keywords... Book Menu: General: [ Black Literature | Sci-Fi Fantasy [ Hawaiiana: [ Cooking | Fiction | Mythology | Non-Fiction | Reference ] Site Menu: Home | Shopping | Gifts of the Heart | WebMastery??? | WebSurfing Online Shopping: *Books | *Movies | *Music | *Software | Computers | Toys | Gift Items