Hawaii Novel Author Novels & Stories

So, I book a flight to Hawaii and pack my bags. The moment I step off the plane and feel the warm, humid air on my skin, I feel a sense of release. It's like shedding a layer of my old life and stepping into a new one. I rent a small bungalow near the beach and spend my days walking along the shoreline, reading, and thinking. One evening, as I'm sitting on the beach watching the sunset, I'm approached by a woman. She's older, with silver hair and a kind face. "Mind if I sit here?" she asks, gesturing to the empty space next to me.

Kiara "Cupcake, they'll be here soon!" Trey's voice calls from downstairs where the delicious smell of food permeates the house. "Shit, I'm coming!" I shout back, quickly submitting my manuscript to my editor—the sixtieth and final book of my writing career. I decided that it's time I retire and enjoy some well-deserved adventures with my husband. Next week we're going to Hawaii for our thirtieth-year anniversary, and the idea of peace and relaxation fills me with excitement.

About the Author Mariss Mariano, also known as marisswrites on W*****d, is a 24-year old writer living in the province of Nueva Ecija, Philippines. She fell in love with writing at the age of 14 when she started scribbling on her big notebook about the first story she wanted to write. Two years later (2013), she found herself writing in an online platform called W*****d and that starts her career as an online writer focusing on Romance but trying to explore different genre. Mariss won The Watty Awards 2020 with her winning story Saving Serene under Young Adult category. The story is about a woman named Serene who lost her will to live because she didn’t know what she wants to do with her lif

We took the route near the shoreline facing the Northern Pacific Ocean! “Miss Herald, welcome to Honolulu, Hawaii's capital city and the home to crescent Waikiki Beach and Pearl Harbor's WWII memorials. Most of the famous entrepreneurs and businessmen choose this part of Hawaii for retirement. “ Hahaha. If ever Sean and I get to grow old, I’d rather settle in Albay. I just hope that province won’t change.

I asked as I flipped one of the novels open. The title of the novel was "The Bride Of The Beast" written by a talented author called Naomi Cindy. She is one of my favorite authors, her books are the best, they are always intriguing. "It's me Harrison," the person at the door replied and I sighed. Where has he been all these while? "Come in," The door opened and he came into view, he bowed as a sign of respect. "Where have you been all these while?" I asked dropping the novel on the bed.

A little while later, after we'd eaten, I found myself alone in the booth with Ella while everyone else danced or chatted at the bar. “So, why Hawaii, anyway?” she asked. I shrugged. “Because of the beautiful women, of course.” I winked at her and enjoyed seeing the way she blushed a little. “Have you ever been with a Hawaiian woman before?” she asked. “We're the best lays in the world.” I chuckled a little at how bold she was. I appreciated that in a woman. “Is that so?” I asked. “Maybe I'm going to need a little demonstration, then, before I go back to frigid New York City.”

About the Author Ayra Borjal is a writer from Catanduanes, a lovely island in Bicol Region. She is the author of the heist-thriller, The Confidence Trick. She is into mysteries, thrillers, science fiction and fantasy, and prefers to write with those genres as well. Writing helps her express her individuality and style, and she believes she is still a work in progress.

Solene told us about the history of Hawaii and pointed out somne of the mountains, making plans to hike up them someday with us. She knew a lot about Hawaii because her family owned the resort there. I'd never really thought that she would know so much. I'd just assumed they'd build a hotel and that was that. It was starting to make more sense why Georgia knew all these weird and random facts. She probably learned a bunch of stuff every day.

He must have been poor and unable to publish his work. I read it all night and finished it in the morning. This novel is complete. But I just can't believe who owns the manuscript and wrote this story. Just yesterday his name became fragrant to me, now it seems like he is starting again. The name I heard from the mouth of Kuya's arrogant confidant... Her name was neatly written at the very end of the story... And she didn't even use a pen name... Dahlia Amelia Ofemia. His is this wonderful novel. The question is will I let him become famous. Because just by the quality of his title, I'm overpowered.

“Hello, my name is Jim Savage and this young man is Kai Kahala and we want to report a wanted man. He’s wanted for the kidnapping of my daughter Stella Savage and the murder of his neighbor back in Washington. Before the police arrived, he escaped from Washington and is now in Hawaii. He has sent Kai texts, and he even showed up at Kai’s school today in disguise as a teacher.” “Let me get you to the chief detective, sir.” About five minutes later, a big mother fucker comes out of an office and gestures us back to where he just came from. Once we’re in his office, we repeat what we said to the receptionist; he jots down some notes but says nothing. It frustrates me initially. Then he finally