Book : Murder At Volcano House (surfing Detective Mystery..

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Kai Cooke comes to the Volcano House for his strangest case yet-protecting the CEO of a geothermal venture from the wrath of Pele, legendary goddess of volcanoes. Rex Ransom is here in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park to attend the funeral for his second employee to die mysteriously in Pele’s domain. His wife sees a pattern and fears that Rex, having offended Pele by drilling in her sacred rainforest, is next. Kai is not so sure. But his faith in common sense receives a jolt when Ransom turns up in a steam vent, boiled alive. Kai investigates and finds others besides Pele who might want Ransom dead. An ex-wife, a former business partner, an anti-drilling activist, a loony woman who fancies herself Pele’s sister, and more. Did the goddess herself strike down Ransom? Or is the answer closer to home? A quick-paced, vivid, island-hopping ride, Murder at Volcano House gives fans of the Surfing Detective reason to cheer, and fans of Hawaii-who is not?-a welcome journey to these storied isles. Review [E]ntertaining Hawaiian whodunit . . . MURDER AT VOLCANO HOUSE glides along at a satisfying clip . . . The landscape and characters are consistently colorful. [Kai] Cook appealingly lapses into the indigenous patios when talking to other locals . . . Hughes effectively uses the native Hawaiian language throughout and also provides vivid descriptions of the legendary island scenery. --Kirkus Review About the Author Chip Hughes earned a Ph.D. in English at Indiana University and taught American literature, film, writing, and popular fiction for nearly three decades at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. His non-fiction publications include two books and numerous essays and reviews on John Steinbeck. An active member of the Private Eye Writers of America, Chip launched the Surfing Detective mystery series with Murder on Molokai (2004) and Wipeout! (2007), published by Island Heritage. The series is now published exclusively by Slate Ridge Press, whose volumes include Kula (2011), Murder at Volcano House (2013), and reissues of the first two novels. Chip and his wife Charlene split their time between homes in Hawaii and upstate New York.
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