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Format
Hardcover
Release Year
2024
Release Date
20/02/2024
Book Title
Death in Hilo
Publication Name
Death in Hilo
Title
Death in Hilo
ISBN-10
1639102868
EAN
9781639102860
ISBN
9781639102860
Publisher
Crooked Lane Books
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
1.1in
Item Length
9.6in
Author
Eric Redman
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Thrillers / Crime, Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural, Thrillers / Suspense
Publication Year
2024
Item Width
6.5in
Item Weight
15.6 Oz
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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It's been twelve long years since Detective Kawika Wong was tasked with solving the brutal murder of the infamous real-estate developer Ralph Fortunato - a case that led to more bodies than answers and a slew of complicated and ancient secrets, a case that made his career. Now, the once rookie detective is next in line to be Honolulu's next Chief of Police. But all is not well on O'ahu or the Big Island. For weeks, Kawika and his team have failed to catch an elusive serial killer known as the 'Slasher.' He strikes quickly and efficiently, and he doesn't make mistakes. But when a freshly decapitated body is found at a previous dump site, Kawika's gut tells him something isn't quite right. Who is this victim, and why does Kawika feel that this one doesn't belong to the Slasher? To make matters worse, a hungry young journalist, Zoe Akona, is investigating the questionable outcome Kawika and his then-superior Terry Tanaka produced in the Fortunato case, and her snooping leads to an official review that jeopardises everything Kawika's worked so hard for. But Detective Wong knows that, no matter what, he must find a second murderer even while the 'Slasher' continues to strike. The investigation takes him back to the Big Island - and to the long-dormant case the reporter Zoe Akona won't leave alone. Kawika is about to discover what happens when the secrets of the past catch up with the promises of his future.

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Publisher
Crooked Lane Books
ISBN-10
1639102868
ISBN-13
9781639102860
eBay Product ID (ePID)
21060629849

Product Key Features

Book Title
Death in Hilo
Author
Eric Redman
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Thrillers / Crime, Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural, Thrillers / Suspense
Publication Year
2024
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
272 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.6in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
6.5in
Item Weight
15.6 Oz

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Reviews
Praise for Death in Hilo : "Another irresistible investigation into the dark heart of Hawai'i. From the first page you're drawn into the web, and when Redman tightens his grip, escape is impossible." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Gun Honey and Heat Seeker Praise for Bones of Hilo : "This is a book that will stay with you." --James Fallows, bestselling co-author of Our Towns "A fantastic tale of the greed and passion that have written Hawaii's history, and which will drive its destiny." --Jonathan Moore, Edgar and Hammett Award-nominated author of Blood Relations "Redman creates unique and interesting characters, all the while spinning out a delicious puzzle that, in the tradition of all great mystery writers, keeps the reader guessing right up to the end. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this fine detective novel." --Karl Marlantes, bestselling author of Matterhorn and Deep River "Lush, smart and adult, this is crime fiction of a very high order." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Fifty-to-One "Combine a deep dive into the history of Hawiian culture with a taut mystery, an anguished, ethnically-fraught love story and clever police procedural, and you have it all with Bones of Hilo ." --Chris Knopf, award-winning author of the Sam Acquillo Hamptons mysteries "In Bones of Hilo , Eric Redman introduces a compelling new detective protagonist in Kawika Wong. The vibrant and carefully drawn Big Island Hawaiian backdrop, clever and intricate plot, and cast of memorable characters--including the complicated and plucky Wong--make it a must-read!" --Sarah Stewart Taylor, author of The Mountains Wild "Hard to put down -- more plot twists than a whole library of Sherlock Holmes." --Tim Zagat, co-founder of Zagat Surveys "[Redman's] local color goes far beyond touristy tidbits...[the] backstory [is] fascinating and timely." --Kirkus Reviews "Hawaiian history and culture and the state's fight against development are this story's critical elements." -- Library Journal "A compelling book, filled with lots of Hawaiian details and intrigue." --Mystery and Suspense Magazine "Fascinating . . . A truly interesting story." -- Suspense Magazine, Praise for Death in Hilo : "Another irresistible investigation into the dark heart of Hawai'i. From the first page you're drawn into the web, and when Redman tightens his grip, escape is impossible." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Gun Honey "A fast-paced mystery with a rich sense of place . . . Detective [Major?] Kawika Wong is a complex and flawed character, who seeks justice--but the definition of justice can depend on who you are. A great read!" --Frankie Bow, author of The Musubi Murder "Redman's second installment of the riveting Kawika Wong series exposes the seedy side of paradise with its culture clashes and social class divides. Death in Hilo is a timely and fascinating story--a thinking person's mystery!" --D. M. Rowell, author of Never Name the Dead "An intricately plotted follow-up to Redman's first mystery . . . Redman shines a carefully balanced light on some of the most complex issues facing modern Hawai'i. And Redman accomplishes this while still offering an edge-of-your-seat plot that is sure to keep readers thoroughly engaged." --Jane Lasswell-Hoff, author of Bones of Paradise, A Big Island Mystery and The Trees of Banyan Drive Praise for Bones of Hilo : "This is a book that will stay with you." --James Fallows, bestselling co-author of Our Towns "A fantastic tale of the greed and passion that have written Hawaii's history, and which will drive its destiny." --Jonathan Moore, Edgar and Hammett Award-nominated author of Blood Relations "Redman creates unique and interesting characters, all the while spinning out a delicious puzzle that, in the tradition of all great mystery writers, keeps the reader guessing right up to the end." --Karl Marlantes, bestselling author of Matterhorn and Deep River "Lush, smart and adult, this is crime fiction of a very high order." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Fifty-to-One "Combine a deep dive into the history of Hawiian culture with a taut mystery, an anguished, ethnically-fraught love story and clever police procedural, and you have it all with Bones of Hilo ." --Chris Knopf, award-winning author of the Sam Acquillo Hamptons mysteries "The vibrant and carefully drawn Big Island Hawaiian backdrop, clever and intricate plot, and cast of memorable characters--including the complicated and plucky Wong--make it a must-read!" --Sarah Stewart Taylor, author of The Mountains Wild "[Redman's] local color goes far beyond touristy tidbits...[the] backstory [is] fascinating and timely." --Kirkus Reviews "Hawaiian history and culture and the state's fight against development are this story's critical elements." -- Library Journal "A compelling book." --Mystery and Suspense Magazine, Praise for Bones of Hilo : "This is a book that will stay with you." --James Fallows, bestselling co-author of Our Towns "A fantastic tale of the greed and passion that have written Hawaii's history, and which will drive its destiny." --Jonathan Moore, Edgar and Hammett Award-nominated author of Blood Relations "Redman creates unique and interesting characters, all the while spinning out a delicious puzzle that, in the tradition of all great mystery writers, keeps the reader guessing right up to the end. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this fine detective novel." --Karl Marlantes, bestselling author of Matterhorn and Deep River "Lush, smart and adult, this is crime fiction of a very high order." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Fifty-to-One "Combine a deep dive into the history of Hawiian culture with a taut mystery, an anguished, ethnically-fraught love story and clever police procedural, and you have it all with Bones of Hilo ." --Chris Knopf, award-winning author of the Sam Acquillo Hamptons mysteries "In Bones of Hilo , Eric Redman introduces a compelling new detective protagonist in Kawika Wong. The vibrant and carefully drawn Big Island Hawaiian backdrop, clever and intricate plot, and cast of memorable characters--including the complicated and plucky Wong--make it a must-read!" --Sarah Stewart Taylor, author of The Mountains Wild "Hard to put down -- more plot twists than a whole library of Sherlock Holmes." --Tim Zagat, co-founder of Zagat Surveys "[Redman's] local color goes far beyond touristy tidbits...[the] backstory [is] fascinating and timely." --Kirkus Reviews "Hawaiian history and culture and the state's fight against development are this story's critical elements." -- Library Journal "A compelling book, filled with lots of Hawaiian details and intrigue." --Mystery and Suspense Magazine "Fascinating . . . A truly interesting story." -- Suspense Magazine, Praise for Death in Hilo : "[A] sturdy mystery . . . Fans of Naomi Hirahara's Leilani Santiago Hawai'i Mysteries should give this a spin." -- Publishers Weekly "Redman does an excellent job portraying Hawaii in a clear-eyed way that most writers don't." --James Kestrel, Edgar Award winning author of Five Decembers "Another irresistible investigation into the dark heart of Hawai'i. From the first page you're drawn into the web, and when Redman tightens his grip, escape is impossible." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Gun Honey "A fast-paced mystery with a rich sense of place . . . Kawika Wong is a complex and flawed character, who seeks justice . . . A great read!" --Frankie Bow, author of The Musubi Murder "Redman's second installment of the riveting Kawika Wong series exposes the seedy side of paradise with its culture clashes and social class divides . . . A timely and fascinating story--a thinking person's mystery!" --D. M. Rowell, author of Never Name the Dead "An intricately plotted follow-up to Redman's first mystery." --Jane Lasswell-Hoff, author of Bones of Paradise, A Big Island Mystery and The Trees of Banyan Drive "Marvelously entertaining and passionate, yet fascinating and educational at the same time." --Frederick Allen, author of Reckoning with Race "With deeply-drawn characters and a setting as beautiful as it is mysterious . . . This is the sequel that fans of Bones of Hilo deserve." --Scott Blackburn, author of It Dies with You "Redman's weaving of the narrative was as intricate as a lauhala mat, developing characters and spinning stunning surprises that hold you until the very end and leave you wanting more." --Kawika Branch Praise for Bones of Hilo : "Will stay with you." --James Fallows, bestselling co-author of Our Towns "A fantastic tale of the greed and passion that have written Hawaii's history." --Jonathan Moore, Hammett Award-nominated author of Blood Relations "Redman creates unique and interesting characters." --Karl Marlantes, bestselling author of Matterhorn "This is crime fiction of a very high order." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Fifty-to-One "A deep dive into the history of Hawiian culture with a taut mystery, an anguished, ethnically-fraught love story and clever police procedural." --Chris Knopf, award-winning author of the Sam Acquillo Hamptons mysteries "A must-read!" --Sarah Stewart Taylor, author of The Mountains Wild "[The] backstory [is] fascinating and timely." --Kirkus Reviews "Hawaiian history and culture and the state's fight against development are this story's critical elements." -- Library Journal, Praise for Bones of Hilo : "[Redman's] local color goes far beyond touristy tidbits...[the] backstory [is] fascinating and timely." --Kirkus Reviews "Hawaiian history and culture and the state's fight against development are this story's critical elements." -- Library Journal "A compelling book, filled with lots of Hawaiian details and intrigue." --Mystery and Suspense Magazine "Fascinating . . . A truly interesting story." -- Suspense Magazine "This is a book that will stay with you." --James Fallows, bestselling co-author of Our Towns "A fantastic tale of the greed and passion that have written Hawaii's history, and which will drive its destiny." --Jonathan Moore, Edgar and Hammett Award-nominated author of Blood Relations "Redman creates unique and interesting characters, all the while spinning out a delicious puzzle that, in the tradition of all great mystery writers, keeps the reader guessing right up to the end. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this fine detective novel." --Karl Marlantes, bestselling author of Matterhorn and Deep River "Lush, smart and adult, this is crime fiction of a very high order." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Fifty-to-One "Combine a deep dive into the history of Hawiian culture with a taut mystery, an anguished, ethnically-fraught love story and clever police procedural, and you have it all with Bones of Hilo ." --Chris Knopf, award-winning author of the Sam Acquillo Hamptons mysteries "In Bones of Hilo , Eric Redman introduces a compelling new detective protagonist in Kawika Wong. The vibrant and carefully drawn Big Island Hawaiian backdrop, clever and intricate plot, and cast of memorable characters--including the complicated and plucky Wong--make it a must-read!" --Sarah Stewart Taylor, author of The Mountains Wild "Hard to put down -- more plot twists than a whole library of Sherlock Holmes." --Tim Zagat, co-founder of Zagat Surveys, Praise for Death in Hilo : "Another irresistible investigation into the dark heart of Hawai'i. From the first page you're drawn into the web, and when Redman tightens his grip, escape is impossible." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Gun Honey "A fast-paced mystery with a rich sense of place . . . Detective [Major?] Kawika Wong is a complex and flawed character, who seeks justice--but the definition of justice can depend on who you are. A great read!" --Frankie Bow, author of The Musubi Murder "Redman's second installment of the riveting Kawika Wong series exposes the seedy side of paradise with its culture clashes and social class divides. Death in Hilo is a timely and fascinating story--a thinking person's mystery!" --D. M. Rowell, author of Never Name the Dead "An intricately plotted follow-up to Redman's first mystery." --Jane Lasswell-Hoff, author of Bones of Paradise, A Big Island Mystery and The Trees of Banyan Drive "Marvelously entertaining and passionate, yet fascinating and educational at the same time." --Frederick Allen, author of Reckoning with Race "With deeply-drawn characters and a setting as beautiful as it is mysterious . . . This is the sequel that fans of Bones of Hilo deserve." --Scott Blackburn, author of It Dies with You "Eric Redman's weaving of the narrative was as intricate as a lauhala mat, developing characters and spinning stunning surprises that hold you until the very end and leave you wanting more." --Kawika Branch Praise for Bones of Hilo : "This is a book that will stay with you." --James Fallows, bestselling co-author of Our Towns "A fantastic tale of the greed and passion that have written Hawaii's history." --Jonathan Moore, Hammett Award-nominated author of Blood Relations "Redman creates unique and interesting characters, all the while spinning out a delicious puzzle that . . . keeps the reader guessing right up to the end." --Karl Marlantes, bestselling author of Matterhorn "This is crime fiction of a very high order." --Charles Ardai, award-winning author of Fifty-to-One "A deep dive into the history of Hawiian culture with a taut mystery, an anguished, ethnically-fraught love story and clever police procedural." --Chris Knopf, award-winning author of the Sam Acquillo Hamptons mysteries "The vibrant and carefully drawn Big Island Hawaiian backdrop, clever and intricate plot, and cast of memorable characters . . . make it a must-read!" --Sarah Stewart Taylor, author of The Mountains Wild "[Redman's] local color goes far beyond touristy tidbits...[the] backstory [is] fascinating and timely." --Kirkus Reviews "Hawaiian history and culture and the state's fight against development are this story's critical elements." -- Library Journal
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