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Eric Redman
Eric Redman is a Seattle-based writer, lawyer, and climate activist who for decades has loved the Big Island of Hawaii, its history, and its people. He is a former contributing editor of Rolling Stone and has written for the New York Times, Washington Post, and many other publications. He wrote the nonfiction best-seller, The Dance of Legislation. This is his first work of detective fiction.
Genres: Mystery
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Silent Are the Dead (2024)
(Mud Sawpole Mystery, book 2)
D M Rowell
"A gripping tale...In the ranks of Tony Hillerman."
Ghosts of Waikiki (2024)
Jennifer K Morita
"Ghosts of Waikiki is simply terrific! Jennifer Morita weaves together a fascinating plot, an authentically seductive Hawai'i setting, and a thoroughly engaging amateur sleuth, a young woman who can't help herself - she persists! And thank goodness she does. Morita is a stellar talent as a mystery writer and storyteller, and she knows Hawai'i like the back of her hand. Let's hope she places her irresistible sleuth in many more suspenseful tales of murder and detection in that complicated paradise!"
The Complication (2022)
(Camille Delaney Mystery, book 1)
Amanda Dubois
"'Page-turner' hardly does it justice! The Complication has everything: accomplished nurse/lawyer/pilot Camille Delaney as a brainy sleuth with a bevy of bold women helping her; a murderous surgeon with victims everywhere; gorgeous Pacific Northwest scenery; medical and legal drama - and suspense that Just. Won't. Quit. Whew! What a ride!"
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