Hawaii Novel By James Michener Novels & Stories

Bella’s POV. Whoever said money couldn't buy happiness was a terrible liar, because for the past three days, my happiness knew no bounds. I'd always wanted a vacation to Hawaii, and when my husband surprised me with the tickets, I was super giddy about it. Hawaii was that place that always reminded me that sometimes, all I needed was to relax, sip coconut water and enjoy beach performances. This vacation would have been even more memorable if James–my husband decided to come along. But unfortunately, he had an impromptu meeting with new investors, and the tickets were already booked.

Jack asked hopefully. - There is one way to get to the coast of the Hawaiian Islands. There is a user named Charon, who delivers everyone illegally to the coast of Hawaii for an unknown amount of money. The amount of money is negotiated with him on the spot, so no one knows how much money he will help you fulfill this dream, " said Peter. – But there's something odd about this case – almost no one came back!" But the one who came back almost always went crazy… "It can't be!" I'm sure all these illegal lucky people have been drinking beer at home for a long time! Jack said confidently. – Do you know how to contact him?"

He didn't use the vacation house that he and Nicole had used, it had so many memories that he knew he won't stop thinking about it, so instead, he went for one of the local hotels, he avoided high profile ones so that his presence won't be noticed, he just wanted to have a good time and forget. Hawaii, the last time he was here, he had a wife and was expecting his first child, now, he was a lonely man, life did have a nice way of messing with him, and he was damn well tired of it, he wasn't going to play by the hand of fate anymore, he was the alpha of his own life, fate be damn. He was having such a good time in Hawaii despite being alone, he went sailing in Nãpali coast and did a little bi

( Sena's POV) The sun was already setting so the street lights and the neon signs met my eyes. There were lots of foreigners around whereas I was actually the foreigner there. There’s still traffic but, as a resident of Manila which has one of the worst traffic congestion rates in the world, the Hawaiian road jam felt bearable. Oahu is the third largest island in Hawaii and Honolulu is the largest city, so the traffic definitely made sense. We took the route near the shoreline facing the Northern Pacific Ocean!

“Please tell me you’re not thinking of Vegas and an Elvis impersonator. Like Mary and Tyler, seriously? This is not a joke.” He gave a crooked smile that made something in her chest ping like a latch springing open. “No. But if you’re not keen on an impersonal register office, how about a small and simple ceremony on a beach in Hawaii?” Hawaii. The land of bikinis, beaches, and beautiful bodies. Oh, fuck no!

"Fine, whatever. I’ll play your stupid game. If lightning strikes and I am forced to bail on Lily tonight, I will not prevent her from having dinner with you… provided you take some of our security detail with you.” “Deal.” James smiles. “So now tell me, how long are you all planning to stay in Hawaii?” “We leave tomorrow. I need to get Lily back to where she is living, and then I need to get back to my packhouse and catch up on the work I have been neglecting while being here.” "Fair enough. I suppose I will leave tomorrow then too." For a moment, listening to the two of them, I wonder if they fell on their heads while my back was turned. Where was this ability to engage in polite con

There had to be thousands of sailers on those ships. He also thought of the other people he’d gotten to know in his short time on the island. There was the waitress at the diner who always tried to convince him to have some pie. The man at the newspaper stand who always had a kind word. The grocers, the little girl who played on the sidewalk outside of his apartment. Jamie’s girlfriend, Eleanor, and her family, who lived on the island. What would become of all of those people? The Japanese were not only attacking the military facilities; Oahu was on fire that day. No one was safe.