Walking in Fire: Hawaiian Heroes, book 1
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Watch healing begin.
Daniel Ho’omalu was, if possible, bigger than Malu. Or maybe he just seemed so because of the way he carried himself, ready for trouble. Or because of his mane of dark hair, sun-bleached with auburn highlights, caught back from his face in a mass of braids tied at the back of his neck. Or the tribal tattoos which paraded down one side of his harshly beautiful face, down his throat and under his dark tank. Or the multi-pocketed utility pants he wore over laced boots.
He str...ode into the kitchen without knocking, a fearsome scowl on his face, his heavy brows drawn down, wide mouth tightened in a grim line as he looked Malu over.
Melia stared, her fork forgotten in her hand. Oh, wow. He was a Ho’omalu to the core, all right. He wore power like an aura, his darker, more mysterious than Malu’s. And all those tattoos… What on earth kinds of perilous situations had he been in?
“What the fuck you land in this time, brah?” he demanded in a deep, rough voice. “I go to an art show in Honolulu, and the next thing I know, you’re throwing drug runners to Pele like sacrifices.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Watch healing begin.
Daniel Ho’omalu was, if possible, bigger than Malu. Or maybe he just seemed so because of the way he carried himself, ready for trouble. Or because of his mane of dark hair, sun-bleached with auburn highlights, caught back from his face in a mass of braids tied at the back of his neck. Or the tribal tattoos which paraded down one side of his harshly beautiful face, down his throat and under his dark tank. Or the multi-pocketed utility pants he wore over laced boots.
He str...ode into the kitchen without knocking, a fearsome scowl on his face, his heavy brows drawn down, wide mouth tightened in a grim line as he looked Malu over.
Melia stared, her fork forgotten in her hand. Oh, wow. He was a Ho’omalu to the core, all right. He wore power like an aura, his darker, more mysterious than Malu’s. And all those tattoos… What on earth kinds of perilous situations had he been in?
“What the fuck you land in this time, brah?” he demanded in a deep, rough voice. “I go to an art show in Honolulu, and the next thing I know, you’re throwing drug runners to Pele like sacrifices.”
What to read after Walking in Fire: Hawaiian Heroes, book 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathryn Cade to read onlineMoreLess
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