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Deep Green
Deep Green’s appeal derives from the extensive use of the authors real-life experiences in time, place, and knowledge of Hawaii. Stone’s innate curiosity for experiencing life beneath the surface injected his writing with a sense of authority and authenticity.
You won’t be exposed to violence, torrid sex, or offensive profanity but will, instead, have a brief glimpse into the lives of what the islands’ first discoverers might have seen and experienced and then accompany Kensington Stone as he rescues a drowning young geology student. You’ll journey across the islands of Oahu and the big island of Hawaii as Stone struggles to extricate his new friend, Viane Koa, from repeated attempts on her life and eventual kidnapping. Journeying through Deep Green, you will experience the terrifying void of light deep in the bowels of a lava tube and be left to drown with Viane as she desperately clings to life miles from shore, fighting against the merciless energy of the ocean.
Deep Green’s adventure, humor, and romance will lure you on through page after page. Ancient antiquities are at play as black marketers attempt to steal a part of Hawaii’s heritage in the wake of an indifference that proves to be Stone and Viane’s true nemeses.
You won’t be exposed to violence, torrid sex, or offensive profanity but will, instead, have a brief glimpse into the lives of what the islands’ first discoverers might have seen and experienced and then accompany Kensington Stone as he rescues a drowning young geology student. You’ll journey across the islands of Oahu and the big island of Hawaii as Stone struggles to extricate his new friend, Viane Koa, from repeated attempts on her life and eventual kidnapping. Journeying through Deep Green, you will experience the terrifying void of light deep in the bowels of a lava tube and be left to drown with Viane as she desperately clings to life miles from shore, fighting against the merciless energy of the ocean.
Deep Green’s adventure, humor, and romance will lure you on through page after page. Ancient antiquities are at play as black marketers attempt to steal a part of Hawaii’s heritage in the wake of an indifference that proves to be Stone and Viane’s true nemeses.
434 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 20, 2013
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May 10, 2013
Some Hawaiian history mixed with humor and romance combined for an intriguing story. A bit slow at first but then I was hooked. Can't wait for Stones next novel.
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