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Escape from Sorcerer Island
Dear Reader,
Come with me, across the sea, discover an unparalleled odyssey.
An adventure woven from legends and history of an exotic people,
of a time when the Goddesses and Gods lived among them.
As in the days of our ancestors, cozy up to a fire beneath the
twinkling Milky Way and enjoy this storytellers' tale of myth
and magic, of love lost and found, of quests and quandaries,
of epic danger and life changing epiphany,
of supernatural horror and delight.
In ancient Hawai‘i, a lovely, high-spirited young woman
is sentenced to death, for meeting a beautiful young man,
a chiefess' love slave and falling in love. Ku’ulei’s best
friend Mahina uses sorcery school tricks to to free her,
and the fugitives set off with a mysterious dog in search
of absolution at a Place of Refuge.
Come with me Dear Reader, as we
Escape from Sorcerer Island!
MK Ka'ana'ana
Princess of Hawai'i
House of Kamehameha
Come with me, across the sea, discover an unparalleled odyssey.
An adventure woven from legends and history of an exotic people,
of a time when the Goddesses and Gods lived among them.
As in the days of our ancestors, cozy up to a fire beneath the
twinkling Milky Way and enjoy this storytellers' tale of myth
and magic, of love lost and found, of quests and quandaries,
of epic danger and life changing epiphany,
of supernatural horror and delight.
In ancient Hawai‘i, a lovely, high-spirited young woman
is sentenced to death, for meeting a beautiful young man,
a chiefess' love slave and falling in love. Ku’ulei’s best
friend Mahina uses sorcery school tricks to to free her,
and the fugitives set off with a mysterious dog in search
of absolution at a Place of Refuge.
Come with me Dear Reader, as we
Escape from Sorcerer Island!
MK Ka'ana'ana
Princess of Hawai'i
House of Kamehameha
199 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 11, 2014
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August 23, 2012
The elements of a good story are in here... it just needs more polish. And perhaps a little less random Hawaiian thrown in without explanation? Whole conversations are lost to me because I don't speak it. Maybe I'm not the target readership because I'm not bilingual in that way.
September 14, 2014
this is a wonderful book ,love the ethnic glossary at the end of the story ,truly Paradise .Jenny
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