Download or read book Coffee in the Canal written by Kay Hadashi and published by . This book was released on 2020-05-27 with total page 238 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Trickery and deceit in a mini-skirt. When tour guide Maile Spencer eases her kayak into the Ala Wai Canal, it's for a day of fun in the sun and to help clean junk from the famous waterway. What she never expects is to find a small fortune that belongs to no one, to cross paths with ladies in tight clothes from faraway lands, or to get tangled in the net of underworld crime. And then there's the cops that always seem to be snooping through her life. By the time she's done sneaking around town late at night looking for the bad guys that are looking for her, she's not sure if she's chasing after the criminals, or if they're chasing her. It takes a trip to the zoo to figure it all out. Did I mention Maile spends the night in the honeymoon suite in a Waikiki hotel? (And not with her husband!)

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