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The Fourth Law of Kanaloa
- Narrated by: Monica Quinn
- Length: 1 hr and 33 mins
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The Fourth Law of Kanaloa
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
"I broke the fourth law of Kanaloa. I made physical contact with a human."
Running from her past, a jazz singer finds refuge on the Hawaiian paradise of Pearl Harbor. But her life is forever changed when Japanese fighters attack and a mysterious figure emerges from the sea to save her life.
©2017 John Burger (P)2018 John Burger
Critic Reviews
"Splendid fantasy.... We continue to discover the depth of talent in Johan Twiss." (San Francisco Review of Books)
"A story of magic, music, miracles, and true love." (Heather Monson, editor)
"A moving romance with a touch of magic. I was hooked." (Jen Johnson, author of Scarlet)
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