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By Laurie Ames Birnsteel Trade Paperback 256 Pages "Kahala, Growing Up in Hawaii" comes from author Laurie Ames Birnsteel, who lived her early years in Hawaii and attended Punahou School on Oahu grades K-12. Had Milton not used the title, "Paradise Lost" would aptly apply to "Kahala". Set in Hawaii in the 1950s, the story is told in a series of vignettes describing the author's humorous and poignant attempts to tame her mother who was most unconventional, in a very conventional time.
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Michele VanOrt Cozzens' "A Line Between Friends" is the winner of the McKenna Publishing Group’s Fiction Contest.
This is the story of a friendship spanning more than twenty years, until the day Noelle Moncada receives a terse, three-line letter from her friend, Joel Rolland, asking her to end all contact. Was it something she said or did? Or was it because once during a night of passion and release, Noelle and Joel crossed the line between friends?
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By Benedict A. Baglio Trade paperback 246 pages A String of Pearls takes the reader from the Steppes of Russia, to the Navy Yard at Brooklyn and the great city of New York, to London, and to Hawaii. The story of desperate battles are related from new perspectives and an eyewitness's point of view, from the bridge of the HMS Hood in its deadly duel with the Bismarck, from the gunsights of a Spitfire as it struggles over the beaches of Dunkirk, to the controls of a Navy bomber as it arrives over Oahu in the midst of the Japanese raid. Historyís great leaders are seen through a revisionistís lens, as a desperate Winston Churchill and a politically handcuffed Franklin Roosevelt struggle with Hitlerís fury during the Blitz. And then there is Russiaís desperation as German Panzers reach the gates of Moscow.
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