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Fire Prayer LP: 3 (Storm Kayama) - Softcover

Book 3 of 4: Storm Kayama Series

Atkinson, Deborah Turrell

 
9781590584033: Fire Prayer LP: 3 (Storm Kayama)

Synopsis

"...a fast-paced mystery brimming with the beauty and culture of Hawaii...with characters as memorable as a sunset on the beach." -Margaret Coel, author of The Drowning Man Tanner Williams has asked Storm Kayama to come to Moloka'i to make sure his ex-wife Jenny is taking good care of his diabetic son, Luke. Meanwhile, Storm's law partner and lover, Ian Hamlin, is investigating whether a Moloka'i kayaking company was negligent when the son of an O'ahu shipping magnate disappeared. It looks like a great excuse for Storm and Hamlin to get away from Honolulu for the weekend. But just hours after Storm's visit to Jenny's home, 12-year-old Luke finds his mother dead. Luke calls the police and disappears. Will Storm find Luke in time? Is Jenny's death somehow related to the kayaking incident? Deborah Turrell Atkinson lives in Honolulu, Hawaii, with her husband and two children. Fire Prayer is third in her Storm Kayama mystery series, after Primitive Secrets and The Green Room, a Booksense Notable Book for 2005. www.debbyatkinson.com

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Review

“In her third adventure, attorney Storm Kayama and her lover, Ian Hamlin, travel to unspoiled Molokai, in the Hawaiian Islands, where they meet up with the couple who raised her after her mother’s death...This fast-paced mystery combines vivid descriptions of the beautiful countryside, fascinating background on Hawaiian lore and legend, and an intriguing glimpse of the engaging Storm’s past.” –"Booklist" of "Fire Prayer" " " " " “Interesting insight into Hawaii's growth problems and cultural clashes wrapped around a suspenseful mystery...” –"Kirkus Reviews" of "Fire Prayer" " " " " "“"The Moloka'i scenery is as vivid and appealing as the heroine, and authentic language and folklore make this a first-rate tale of greed, lust and retribution...”" –Publishers Weekly "of "Fire Prayer"

"In her third adventure, attorney Storm Kayama and her lover, Ian Hamlin, travel to unspoiled Molokai, in the Hawaiian Islands, where they meet up with the couple who raised her after her mother's death...This fast-paced mystery combines vivid descriptions of the beautiful countryside, fascinating background on Hawaiian lore and legend, and an intriguing glimpse of the engaging Storm's past." -"Booklist" of "Fire Prayer"" "" ""Interesting insight into Hawaii's growth problems and cultural clashes wrapped around a suspenseful mystery..." -"Kirkus Reviews" of "Fire Prayer"" "" """"The Moloka'i scenery is as vivid and appealing as the heroine, and authentic language and folklore make this a first-rate tale of greed, lust and retribution..."" -Publishers Weekly "of "Fire Prayer"

In her third adventure, attorney Storm Kayama and her lover, Ian Hamlin, travel to unspoiled Molokai, in the Hawaiian Islands, where they meet up with the couple who raised her after her mother s death...This fast-paced mystery combines vivid descriptions of the beautiful countryside, fascinating background on Hawaiian lore and legend, and an intriguing glimpse of the engaging Storm s past. "Booklist" of "Fire Prayer" "" "" Interesting insight into Hawaii's growth problems and cultural clashes wrapped around a suspenseful mystery... "Kirkus Reviews" of "Fire Prayer" "" "" " "The Moloka'i scenery is as vivid and appealing as the heroine, and authentic language and folklore make this a first-rate tale of greed, lust and retribution... " Publishers Weekly "of "Fire Prayer" "

About the Author

Deborah Turrell Atkinson lives in Honolulu, Hawaii, with her husband and two children. A zest for traveling off the beaten path, friends, and her deep interest in the native myths and lore that abound among Hawaii's rich and varied cultures contribute to her books. Her children, who were born in Honolulu, attend a school that celebrates such diversity as Makahiki, Chinese New Year, and hula.

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