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"Sometimes you have to go back to move forward.
Laurie Kalama is starting over . . . right back where she began. She's building a new life for herself and her daughter—a life filled with independence, hope, and love. But now that the family home is more of a hotel than a safe haven, Laurie will need to find a place (and a future) of her own.
When Noah reenters Anne's life after thirty years, old feelings spark with the promise of something real. If they want to build a life together, they'll have to pick up the pieces of a complicated past: a teenage pregnancy, a daughter left behind, and mistakes that shaped both of their lives.
Oakley's determined to hold her picture-perfect life together, even as her marriage quietly unravels. Facing the truth could mean losing everything . . . or finally finding herself.
Join the Aloha Sisters as they navigate life and love in a small town on the Big Island of Hawaii."
"Five sisters, fresh starts, and a whole lot of Aloha. Dawn Kalama fostered hundreds of children over the years. She was a pillar of their community in rural Hawai'i . . . until her husband passed away. The Aloha Sisters come together to support their mother and seek refuge from their own lives.
Anne left the island at seventeen. When her marriage and career come crashing down, she brings her kids to Pualena. Can she build a new life in a place filled with the ghosts of her past?
Laurie never felt like she belonged. She's the introvert. But as her situation at home grows more desperate, she has to reach out to the people who love her most.
Oakley has a picture-perfect life . . . at least at first glance. Cracks are spidering beneath her facade, and she needs her sisters.
Halia is the eldest sister, only thirteen years younger than her adopted mother. With Dawn a faint shadow of her former self, the responsibilities of family matriarch are on her shoulders.
Akemi is fast approaching forty, but to her family she'll always be the baby sister. She's the perpetual wanderer, a globe-trotting content creator who hasn't stayed in one place for more than a few months since the day she left home. But that might change now that the baby of the family is expecting a baby of her own.
This audio edition includes a bonus short story, Pualena 1996: Anne and Noah at Fifteen."
"The final installment in the Big Island Saga . . .
Throughout the chaos of recent months, Emma found unexpected refuge in her friendship with Keith. She's long since made it clear that friendship is the only thing that she's open to, because she could never love anyone the way she loved her late husband. But as they spend more time together, feelings that she'd thought long dead begin to stir.
She might have a second chance at something real . . . if she can find the courage to open her heart."
"The Big Island Saga continues . . .
Emma's life is in an uproar as her niece faces a decision that will change their lives forever. She's got Juniper's back, no matter what . . . but as things between Jun and her dad go from bad to worse, Emma begins to wonder if the fragile peace between her and her brother can survive this growing rift in their family.
Next door, Tara deals with a fresh twist of fate that throws her family life into chaos. Through all of the stress of recent months, her relationship with Liam has been a place of refuge . . . but can their fledgling romance survive her overbooked schedule?
Join the women of Pualena as they navigate life and love on the Island of Hawai'i."
"A well-known story of holiday generosity and true love, The Gift of the Magi has long been a Christmas classic.
Husband and wife Jim and Della want to give each other beautiful gifts for the holiday, but they have very little money. On Christmas Eve, each of them makes a bold sacrifice to give the other something truly special.
First published in 1905 in The New York Sunday World, O. Henry’s tale is just as relevant and touching now as ever."
"Starting over in Hawai'i isn't easy . . .
Nell has no car, no phone, and no home for herself and her two children.
What she does have is community, fueled by the Aloha Spirit of Hawai'i. Her friends and neighbors pull together to help her through the grueling process of building a new life from the ground up. Soon she has a new phone, a roof over her head . . . and a distressingly handsome family law attorney.
Join Nell, Lani, Emma, and the rest of the Pualena community as they navigate life and love on the Big Island.
This is the fourth book of the Big Island series, a women's fiction saga filled with hope and healing."
"Welcome back to Pualena!
Fern just kicked her cheating boyfriend out of their two-story home, which she can't possibly afford on her own. She needs to figure something out, and fast.
Renting the upstairs unit to a single dad seems like the perfect solution . . . until she finds herself falling for him and his baby.
Dating her tenant is absolutely not an option, but babysitting his four-month-old son? Fern can't resist those chubby cheeks and gummy smiles. As she spends more time with both father and son, it becomes increasingly clear that she's going to get her heart broken . . . unless by some miracle, this still-grieving single dad can open his heart to her."
"Someone's getting married in Hawai'i . . .
Lani's life is turned upside down when Rory's biological father shows up in Pualena. He's eager to meet the daughter he never knew and become a family, whatever that looks like. But what will this new disruption mean for Lani and Tenn?
'Ōlena and her ex-husband are working to repair their relationship, but coming back together after years apart has its challenges. Can they rebuild their family, or will the rift created by their separation prove too deep to cross?
Join Lani, Emma, 'Ōlena, and the rest of the Pualena community as they navigate life and love on the Big Island."
"A heartwarming saga of family, friendship, and fresh starts . . .
When Tara's husband quits his job and extends his trip to the mainland indefinitely, she's left to care for their three children alone. With an overflowing hobby farm and a rapidly dwindling savings account, it will take all of her creativity and courage to keep her family afloat.
Next door, Emma searches for fresh purpose that will carry her through her ongoing grief.
Lani navigates new love even as her ex works to destroy the life that she's built in Hawai'i. Tenn is everything she ever wanted in a partner—but with a messy divorce just getting started, is this new relationship too much too soon?
Join these neighbors on the Island of Hawai'i as they navigate new challenges, creating lives that are true to who they are and who they want to be.
This is the second book of the Big Island Series, a women's fiction saga filled with heart and hope."
"A family saga about community, forgiveness, and the true meaning of 'ohana.
'Ōlena finally found a safe haven for her homeschool co-op: New Horizons Community Center. But just when it's time to move in, the community center loses its funding and closes its doors.
She has to find a way to keep New Horizons open—for her daughters, their friends, and everyone else who needs this place of refuge.
And 'Ōlena is facing an even stickier problem: she has no idea what to do about her ex-husband. For years, she begged him to quit working on ships and come home for good. Now, six years too late, he's back in Hawai'i and begging for a second chance.
Can she find room in her heart to forgive him and begin again?
This is the third book of the Big Island series, a women's fiction saga filled with heart and hope."
"Lani King and Emma Kealoha both need a fresh start.
Emma lost her husband at thirty-six, and life without him feels impossible. A Hawaiian inheritance might be her chance to start over . . . but the Kealoha place is a mess. The roof leaks, the goats keep escaping, and the jungle is overtaking the orchard. It's more than she can manage on her own.
Lani spent years trapped in a marriage that went from bad to worse. Finally, she summoned her courage and moved home to Hawai'i. Now she's starting over with her four year old in tow.
Emma offers Lani a place to stay—and together, they work to restore Emma's crumbling farmhouse.
Lani reconnects with a childhood friend, now a gorgeous single dad. Romance is peeking over the horizon, but how can she open up to love when her ex won't even sign the divorce papers?
Dive into this heartwarming saga set on the Island of Hawai'i."
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