After more than 200 interviews of Big Island elders and spiritual practitioners as well as teaching for 3 years at the local middle school, the Kell's created a fiction novel wrapped around the unique modern mythology of this magical place. Reynolds Nahoku Kamakawii'ole, and Ha'Makua Ke'e'aimoku (Melvin G.) Mason, gave up countless hours to help shape and mold both of authors' understanding of the local culture and it's history.Editorial Reviews"Unfasten your seatbelt when ...

Six hundred years after the fall of civilization, what remains of humanity survives as a race of slaves on Mars, knowing little about the world their ancestors once called home.When two young HAL workers, Geronimo and Weston, uncover a hidden collection of journals written by Tiffany Gerardo, they stumble upon a secret powerful enough to ignite a forgotten resistance. Joined by the mysterious warrior Zen, they flee to the ruins of Earth in search of the tru...

When the eye that watches you is everywhere, where do you go to find your soul?In a society built on total transparency, privacy is no longer a civil right—it is a relic of the past. The Surveillance Statedives deeper into the future world of the Freedom Files, examining a populace that has traded its fundamental freedom for the illusion of convenience and security. When every movement is tracked, every word is rec...

When the tools of protection are entirely outlawed, who truly holds the power?In a completely disarmed future society, the open ownership of firearms has been entirely scrubbed from everyday existence. The public is told that true peace has finally arrived—but beneath the surface of this manufactured safety lies a much darker reality. What happens to the balance of human power when the monopoly on defense belongs exclusively to the state?

What if the life you are living is just a symptom of a deeper cultural affliction?When tragedy strikes a family, it exposes more than just personal grief—it rips away the veil of a highly engineered society. The Cancer Culture is a provocative, mind-expanding exploration of economic manipulation, industrial corruption, and the subtle, systemic lies that shape our modern world.Told through a...

Part 1: Powerless, the debut novel by Irish author Niall McCreanor focuses around Lee Sopota, an average man in a not so average world. Due to a premature birth Lee has not developed powers like everyone else on the planet and must hide it from those he loves. Lee's thirst for knowledge leads him on the trail of a far reaching government conspiracy. While investigating his beloved brother goes missing and Lee must use all the training instilled in him by his father to find out what ha...

If you would test the soul of a friend, take him into the wilderness and rub elbows with him for five months. Either you will hate each other forever afterwards, or emerge with contempt tinged with a pitying toleration -- or you will be close, unquestioning friends to the end of your days.

Ages 7-10Shipwrecked on earth and desperate to make money, an alien family decides to make a living by opening Aliens, Inc., an intergalactic event-planning business master-minded by 9-year-old alien boy, Kell Smith. Never mind that aliens from Bix don't have birth days but hatching days. Never mind that aliens from Bix won't cook with eggs, so birthday cakes are almost impossible to make.Kell discovers that his neighbor, Bree Hendricks, turns 9-years-old n...

The greatest ghost story in the English language, Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw is a hauntingly atmospheric tale of supernatural events.A young governess takes over the charge of two orphaned siblings, Miles and Flora, in a large, isolated country house. Unguided and almost entirely alone, the governess attempts to bring normality and joy into the children’s lives but quickly comes to believe that something sinister is threatening her new charges. Is ...

E. M. Forster's 1908 novel 'A Room with A View' narrates the story of a young woman in the restrained culture of Edwardian England. Set in Italy and England, the story is both a romance and a critique of English society at the beginning of the 20th century.