When Aloha Means Goodbye: A Noa Webster Mystery
by
Elyn Aviva
Further adventures of Noa Webster, an anthropologist who sometimes finds herself in situations that require her to be a sleuth.
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“I stood still for a moment, breathed in the fragrant air, and smiled. For all my disappointment with Maui—it was too touristy, too lacking in native culture—and my distaste for so much greenery—I grew up in the Southwest and I’m just more comfortable with austerity—the hotel grounds were a constant source of pleasure. . . . A dip in a hot tub surrounded by ferns and hibiscus and gawking parrots sounded very appealing, so I turned off onto the narrow trail leading to the Jacuzzi, plunged through the vegetation, and reached the pool.“Floating face down on the surface, a body rotated gently, its limp limbs moving gracefully in the swirling water.”
