Death in Hilo
By Eric Redman
By Eric Redman
By Eric Redman
By Eric Redman
Category: Crime Fiction | Suspense & Thriller
Category: Crime Fiction | Suspense & Thriller
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$30.99
Feb 20, 2024 | ISBN 9781639102860
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Feb 20, 2024 | ISBN 9781639102877
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$30.99
Feb 20, 2024 | ISBN 9781639102860
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Feb 20, 2024 | ISBN 9781639102877
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Praise
Praise for Death in Hilo:
âRedman juggles the plotlines nimbly, creating palpable stakes for Wong . . . Fans of Naomi Hiraharaâs Leilani Santiago Hawaiâi Mysteries should give this a spin.â
âPublishers Weekly
âRedman has produced a novel with a complex layered plot where the elements and characters twist around each other like the double helix of human DNA.â
âPost Alley
âRedman does an excellent job portraying HawaiĘťi in a clear-eyed way that most writers donât.â
âJames Kestrel, Edgar Award winning author of Five Decembers
âAnother irresistible investigation into the dark heart of Hawaiâi. From the first page youâre drawn into the web, and when Redman tightens his grip, escape is impossible.â
âCharles Ardai, award-winning author of Gun Honey
âA fast-paced mystery with a rich sense of place . . . Kawika Wong is a complex and flawed character, who seeks justice . . . A great read!â
âFrankie Bow, author of The Musubi Murder
âRedmanâs second installment of the riveting Kawika Wong series exposes the seedy side of paradise with its culture clashes and social class divides . . . A timely and fascinating storyâa thinking personâs mystery!â
âD. M. Rowell, author of Never Name the Dead
âAn intricately plotted follow-up to Redmanâs first mystery.â
âJane Lasswell-Hoff, author of Bones of Paradise, A Big Island Mystery and The Trees of Banyan Drive
âMarvelously entertaining and passionate, yet fascinating and educational at the same time.â
âFrederick Allen, author of Reckoning with Race
âWith deeply-drawn characters and a setting as beautiful as it is mysterious . . . This is the sequel that fans of Bones of Hilo deserve.â
âScott Blackburn, author of It Dies with You
âRedmanâs weaving of the narrative was as intricate as a lauhala mat, developing characters and spinning stunning surprises that hold you until the very end and leave you wanting more.â
âKawika Branch
Praise for Bones of Hilo:
âWill stay with you.â
âJames Fallows, bestselling co-author of Our Towns
âA fantastic tale of the greed and passion that have written Hawaiiâs history.â
âJonathan Moore, Hammett Award-nominated author of Blood Relations
âRedman creates unique and interesting characters.â
âKarl Marlantes, bestselling author of Matterhorn
âThis is crime fiction of a very high order.â
âCharles Ardai, award-winning author of Fifty-to-One
âA deep dive into the history of Hawiian culture with a taut mystery, an anguished, ethnically-fraught love story and clever police procedural.â
âChris Knopf, award-winning author of the Sam Acquillo Hamptons mysteries
â[The] backstory [is] fascinating and timely.â
âKirkus Reviews
âHawaiian history and culture and the stateâs fight against development are this storyâs critical elements.â
âLibrary Journal