Comments on: Other books for this site? http://www.hawaiireaders.com/blog/2009/09/26/other-books-for-this-site/ The Hawaii Readers site Fri, 18 May 2012 15:38:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Gunter Swoboda http://www.hawaiireaders.com/blog/2009/09/26/other-books-for-this-site/comment-page-1/#comment-476 Gunter Swoboda Mon, 19 Oct 2009 20:09:41 +0000 http://www.hawaiireaders.com/?p=4165#comment-476 I would also be absolutely stoked to see my novel Mountains of the Sea on this site. PLease visit http://www.gunterswoboda.wordpress.com for reader reviews and access to sample pages from the book. Mahalo I would also be absolutely stoked to see my novel Mountains of the Sea on this site. PLease visit http://www.gunterswoboda.wordpress.com for reader reviews and access to sample pages from the book. Mahalo

]]> By: Linda Ballou http://www.hawaiireaders.com/blog/2009/09/26/other-books-for-this-site/comment-page-1/#comment-172 Linda Ballou Fri, 02 Oct 2009 16:38:50 +0000 http://www.hawaiireaders.com/?p=4165#comment-172 I would be honored to have my historical novel, Wai-nani-High Chiefess of Hawaii, inspired by the powerful personage of Ka'ahumanu on your site. I have reviews, first chapter and reader comments on my website www.lindaballouauthor.com. WHAT ISLANDERS ARE SAYING ABOUT WAI-NANI-HIGH CHIEFESS OF HAWAI’I I LOVE your book! I’m just amazed at how you so eloquently captured the culture. I’m finding very few errors, if any. I was expecting to not enjoy it…I read so many books about Hawaii that are horribly inaccurate, and inadvertently insulting to the culture, but I find myself longing for night so I can curl up and read. Jessica Ferracane President, Irondog Communications Public Relations Specialist for the Big Island I would be honored to have my historical novel, Wai-nani-High Chiefess of Hawaii, inspired by the powerful personage of Ka'ahumanu on your site. I have reviews, first chapter and reader comments on my website http://www.lindaballouauthor.com.

WHAT ISLANDERS ARE SAYING ABOUT WAI-NANI-HIGH CHIEFESS OF HAWAI’I
I LOVE your book! I’m just amazed at how you so eloquently captured the culture. I’m finding very few errors, if any. I was expecting to not enjoy it…I read so many books about Hawaii that are horribly inaccurate, and inadvertently insulting to the culture, but I find myself longing for night so I can curl up and read.

Jessica Ferracane
President, Irondog Communications
Public Relations Specialist for the Big Island

]]> By: Makana Risser Chai http://www.hawaiireaders.com/blog/2009/09/26/other-books-for-this-site/comment-page-1/#comment-141 Makana Risser Chai Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:44:17 +0000 http://www.hawaiireaders.com/?p=4165#comment-141 Great ideas! Thanks for the link. I just read a review from a continental US paper about your book. Sounds interesting! Great ideas! Thanks for the link. I just read a review from a continental US paper about your book. Sounds interesting!

]]> By: Neil Plakcy http://www.hawaiireaders.com/blog/2009/09/26/other-books-for-this-site/comment-page-1/#comment-138 Neil Plakcy Mon, 28 Sep 2009 13:38:14 +0000 http://www.hawaiireaders.com/?p=4165#comment-138 I'd love to see more Hawaii mysteries listed here. There is a great list at http://www.leftcoastcrime.org/2009/hawaii_books.html. Deborah Turrell Atkinson, Baron Birtcher, Charles Knief, John Madinger Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl and Chip Hughes have all written terrific mysteries set in the islands. There's also my Mahu series; the most recent is Mahu Vice. I'd love to see more Hawaii mysteries listed here. There is a great list at http://www.leftcoastcrime.org/2009/hawaii_books.html.

Deborah Turrell Atkinson, Baron Birtcher, Charles Knief, John Madinger Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl and Chip Hughes have all written terrific mysteries set in the islands.

There's also my Mahu series; the most recent is Mahu Vice.

]]> By: Tyler Kala http://www.hawaiireaders.com/blog/2009/09/26/other-books-for-this-site/comment-page-1/#comment-129 Tyler Kala Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:06:18 +0000 http://www.hawaiireaders.com/?p=4165#comment-129 Joseph DeMarco was born in New York City; he lived most of his life in Buffalo, NY. He now teaches seventh grade at Waianae Int. on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. He is the author of the novels Plague of the Invigilare, The 4 Hundred and 20 Assassins of Emir Abdullah-Harazins, At Play in the Killing Fields, and Blind Savior, False Prophet. He is currently working on several new projects. Excerpt from: At Play in the Killing Fields It has been regularly argued that Hawaii is the fiftieth state that was admitted to the Union. What most history books won’t tell you is that the islands were taken by force. A group of wealthy land owners led by Sanford Dole and calling themselves the Committee of Safety, took the island by force. The Queen not wanting bloodshed and figuring the Americans would eventually come to their senses and realize what they were doing was unjust and evil, kept the peace. It would be a hundred years before most Hawaiians would learn the truth. Joseph DeMarco was born in New York City; he lived most of his life in Buffalo, NY. He now teaches seventh grade at Waianae Int. on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. He is the author of the novels Plague of the Invigilare, The 4 Hundred and 20 Assassins of Emir Abdullah-Harazins, At Play in the Killing Fields, and Blind Savior, False Prophet. He is currently working on several new projects.

Excerpt from: At Play in the Killing Fields

It has been regularly argued that Hawaii is the fiftieth state that was admitted to the Union. What most history books won’t tell you is that the islands were taken by force. A group of wealthy land owners led by Sanford Dole and calling themselves the Committee of Safety, took the island by force. The Queen not wanting bloodshed and figuring the Americans would eventually come to their senses and realize what they were doing was unjust and evil, kept the peace. It would be a hundred years before most Hawaiians would learn the truth.

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