Aloha,
Lady Blue
By
Charley Memminger
Stryker
McBride, a former Honolulu crime reporter, has been keeping a low profile since
his job nearly got him killed a couple of years ago, but that all changes when
an old classmate asks him to look into the death of her elderly
grandfather. As Stryker investigates he
uncovers more than he bargained for and encounters a variety of colorful and
dangerous characters with secrets of their own to protect.
Aloha, Lady Blue is a funny,
fast-paced, action-packed mystery. Charley
Memminger’s writing style pays homage to John D. MacDonald’s Travis McGee series,
and his vivid descriptions make the island paradise come to life, doing for
Hawaii what MacDonald did for Florida. This story grabbed me and had me
laughing out loud and I could almost hear the surf pounding in my ears as I
read Memminger’s descriptions of his beloved Hawaii. If a Hawaiian vacation isn’t in your budget
this year, Aloha, Lady Blue will get
you there without the airfare or the TSA.
For
more books set in Hawaii try:
Hawaii by James
Michener
Mr. Monk Goes to
Hawaii
by Lee Goldberg
House of Many
Gods
by Kiana Davenport
The Aloha Quilt:
An Elm Creek Quilts Novel by Jennifer Chiaverini
Pele’s Tears by Sharon K.
Garner
One Man’s
Paradise
by Douglas Corleone
Honolulu by Alan
Brennert
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