2 thoughts on “In The Spotlight: Jennifer K. Morita’s Ghosts of Waikīkī”
The Hawaii setting is very tempting! And I do like journalists as ‘tecs – they have a believable reason for getting involved in investigations. Hmm, might have to add this one to the wishlist…
Honestly, the setting is done very well, in my opinion, FictionFan. And it’s not just beautiful beaches, palm trees, and exotic drinks. It’s a solid look at the place. So on that score, I think you might like it. And I agree with you that journalists make believable sleuths. And Maya’s profession gives her a certain independence. She doesn’t wait around to be rescued. If you do try this one, I hope you’ll enjoy it. A
The Hawaii setting is very tempting! And I do like journalists as ‘tecs – they have a believable reason for getting involved in investigations. Hmm, might have to add this one to the wishlist…
Honestly, the setting is done very well, in my opinion, FictionFan. And it’s not just beautiful beaches, palm trees, and exotic drinks. It’s a solid look at the place. So on that score, I think you might like it. And I agree with you that journalists make believable sleuths. And Maya’s profession gives her a certain independence. She doesn’t wait around to be rescued. If you do try this one, I hope you’ll enjoy it. A