Russell Cahill
Kolea
language
(Dragon Moon Press June 1, 2016)
To paradise they sailed—
There once was a world where hula dancers were experts at spear fighting, where a blind warrior taught his students healing arts...
Where adventure ruled—
...as well as savage fighting. And where young people could build and sail a canoe on voyages to unknown lands.
Where danger waited...
That world was Hawai’i.
The illegitimate child of Maui’s King, Kolea, is spirited away to Molokai and raised in seclusion by a mysterious Hula Dancer and a blind warrior. Trained as a warrior, he is pursued by his evil half-brother.
A daring escape in a voyaging canoe leads Kolea and the other warriors north, and the adventure continues as the Hawai’ian men and women meet natives of the North American Coast and join a community of Tlingit Indians.
But ever yearning for his true destiny, Kolea and the voyagers eventually travel south and point their hearts and the bows of their canoe toward home.
There once was a world where hula dancers were experts at spear fighting, where a blind warrior taught his students healing arts...
Where adventure ruled—
...as well as savage fighting. And where young people could build and sail a canoe on voyages to unknown lands.
Where danger waited...
That world was Hawai’i.
The illegitimate child of Maui’s King, Kolea, is spirited away to Molokai and raised in seclusion by a mysterious Hula Dancer and a blind warrior. Trained as a warrior, he is pursued by his evil half-brother.
A daring escape in a voyaging canoe leads Kolea and the other warriors north, and the adventure continues as the Hawai’ian men and women meet natives of the North American Coast and join a community of Tlingit Indians.
But ever yearning for his true destiny, Kolea and the voyagers eventually travel south and point their hearts and the bows of their canoe toward home.
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- 174