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Samo Rera ojophotography5a16 — Another good book. Boy have I been lucky so far this month. This is the story of a Korean picture bride who comes to Hawaii thinking the streets are made of gold, and how she lives her life once she learns that it's not true. I picked the book up because it's the same author as Molokai, which I absolutely loved. This book was very good, and very enjoyable, but didn't have that same wow factor. I thoroughly enjoyed the characters, the stories, the way she became hawaiian. It was all very good. Just not quite great, though I can't explain what kept it out of 5 star category. I guess if nothing else, Molokai was an outstanding first book, and a hard one to follow up with anything. I would recommend this book as an enjoyable read, an interesting story, and an opportunity to learn about the patchwork quilt that was and is Hawaii. I'll definitely read it again.

Natalia Otiniano nataliazol — Loved this book - made me laugh a lot. I have to admit that I stopped reading about the time I knew Marley was going downhill and would soon die. I have gone through that personally and didn't need to re-live it through the book.

Ana Patricia pattiramos — Breathless... that's what I am, after reading Magenta Shaman. And, it's not because I literally 'tore' through the story. Once I started reading, I could NOT put this down! I don't have a Kindle yet, so I download to the Kindle for PC app. I was reading this on my desktop computer the other night, and if the power had chosen that particular time to go out... my 'cries' would have been heard all the way to Eastbourne! (I live on the West Coast of the United States.) Urban fantasy/horror is a genre I have not read a lot of, especially the last several years. Not because I lost interest... but, because I found new interests. After reading Magenta Shaman, I am asking myself what was so bloody important to leave behind stories like this! Lily's dark tale... you were right, Lily. It IS a love story... leaves a delicious 'taste', and a hunger for more! What absolutely wonderful, dark imagery her words conjure... I can almost feel the Billowat's fetid, rotting breath on me. From the opening paragraph, my heart rate doubled... if I had been reading a paper book version, I would have left sweaty fingerprints throughout. Oh... I was right about one thing, Lily. Even with a night light, I tossed and turned all night! Somehow... "Thank you" seems a bit inadequate!