Hawaii Novels & Stories

“Phoenix is a gem, and I know her stupid mate that rejected her would come to realize that he’d made a big mistake. The Moon Goddess told me she needed to return. I wouldn’t have sent her on my own. I wanted to keep her, but she isn’t mine. Now if he’s still too dumb to know what he’s got, I’ll be happy to claim her for myself.” “That sounds dangerous Kyle, be careful, and what if she’s right and you have a second chance mate out there? That is a definite possibility, you know.” “I guess I’ll cross that bridge when I get there. Let’s go.” Lance’s phone rang in his pocket. “Son, hey girl, what’s up, how’s Hawaii?” “OMG! I’m three shades darker, I love it. Me an

The next morning, Luna was energized by her brief video call with Sebastian. He was doing okay and the meetings were heading towards a slow but positive finish. That bit of good news was enough to mobilize her strength. Luna set off for the North Shore, eager to experience the wilder and untamed side of Hawaii. She chartered a driver who drove her across the rocky expanse of land in his Humvee. She relished the sights as the Humvee juggled along the rough terrain. The hills, jagged cliffs and the endless expanse of the Pacific were all mesmerizing to her.

The place that had the best vantage point to watch the sun rise and set with its temptingly bright colors. It was indeed a compulsion for Theo when Rose didn't want to move anywhere, or simply go back to his private island. However, it was backed up by an interesting story Theo had told her a few minutes ago. A legend of the goddess Hina who once complained to her son, Maui, that the sun was crossing the sky too quickly. Then in the morning Maui climbed to the top of Haleakala. Snared the sun and made it agree to move more slowly across the sky. Rose felt she should have waited until sunset to see if it was true that the center of the solar system would move as slowly as the goddess Hina wan

Amelie’s POV The next five days flew by. We climbed Diamond Head, went on a sunset cruise, visited Makapuu lighthouse, and learned to surf at Waikiki Beach. We also did a catamaran tour from Honolulu and saw humpback whales, sea turtles, and dolphins. Supposedly, that’s the trifecta of sea animals off the shore. My favorite day, though, was when we rented a car and drove around the island. We stopped at beautiful Waimanalo Beach, visited the macadamia nut farm, ate at Giovanni’s Shrimp Truck, and hiked in Waimea Valley. Now, here we are, packing up our suitcases to head to Maui. I need to mention I had to buy an extra two suitcases because I bought so many things to take home, or should I sa

Wonwoo said. Jeonghan added, “Turks and Caicos.” “Bali, Indonesia.” “Maui, Hawaii.” “St. Croix.” “Aruba.” “Phuket.” “Bora-Bora.” “Palawan.” “Roatan.” “Culebra.” “Nevis.” “Bibit…” Wonwoo couldn’t finish saying Bibitu because Seungcheol suddenly butted in their conversation. “If one of you guessed the right island, I’ll shave that someone’s head,” Seungcheol warned.

It was a happy day for the Santos family since they were moving into a new house in a small town called Santa Monica. Amelia their daughter who was deaf was signing to her mom how excited she was to see her new room, while their son Andres was quiet, he was sad about their move since he had to leave his friends behind. They reached their new house Mr. Santos turned his car engine off and went down from his car and gave his wife the keys to their new house and asked her if she could open their house.

I said grabbing the maps and moving them to the center of the table. After a couple hours of going back and forth and tossing ideas out, we finally had it down to 4 different locations: Sabah in Borneo, Harris in Scotland, Oahu in Hawaii, and St. Lucia. Charlie had given me a list of questions to ask my mate next time she connected with me to help narrow down this list even more. I was hoping she was just in Hawaii because it was the closest option but with the other 3 locations outside the country, the odds were not in my favor for that.

BINTA I lived on a remote island on the coast of Lafiya called Rayuwa. Lafiya is a country made up of four states. Fili State, Ruwa State, Gona State and Daji state. Rayuwa is part of Daji State, and the capital of Daji is Duniya. The proximity of Rayuwa to Duniya is near. Lafiya is a developed country, but although Rayuwa is a part of Lafiya, it lacks civilisation, and because of this, it serves as a tourist attraction for Lafiya, generating millions in revenue. In Rayuwa, there were no schools, no electricity, or water supply. People usually fetched water from the streams or dug wells in their compounds. The lack of civilisation made it impossible for us to access proper medical care, and

Silvia POV I yawn as I lean on the the diner counter. Cook bangs down the plates in the open hatch behind me. "Burgers," he says, then slams the hatch shut as soon as I pick up the plates. He's off for a smoke and a few shots of rum. After a year at this Diner I knows his habits but I don''t know his name. Nor do I care. There have been too many Cooks that I've worked for over the past four years.

Mark said, frowning as he tried to figure out if he was legally guilty of something or not. "Further complicating the legalities is the unique situation we find ourselves in concerning jurisdiction, specifically that the Island is technically a sovereignty in it's own right and doesn't fall under the laws of the United States or the local laws of Guadeloupe, which is technically part of France and is subject to EU law, despite us having requested the assistance of the local police or customs in the past." "This Island is it's own country?" Maddy asked. "Technically yes, although we enjoy a partnership of sorts with Guadeloupe, yet we retain our own rights as and when it suited Mister Moore t