Shattered Palms

· Neal Enterprises INC
4.6
15 reviews
Ebook
362
Pages

About this ebook

Paradise is fighting a battle of extinction.


Someone is hunting the hunters.


A poacher’s death in the cloud forest on Maui draws Detective Lei Texeira into a bizarre case in a rare setting highlighting the peril of Hawaii’s native birds.

They deserve to die for what they’ve done.


A killer with a conscience will stop at nothing to save the lives of birds on the brink of extinction.

Lei pursues the case with her usual leap-first, look-later style, but can she catch a killer and still make it to her own wedding?


“Toby Neal creates a captivating balance between the beauty of the islands contrasted with the ugliness of murder, and complicated by the trials of Detective Lei’s personal life. A must-read!” Thomas K. Matthews, author of Rejection


Grab this fast paced mystery with a twist of romance, and take a trip to Hawaii with the series that’s sold more than a million copies!


Ratings and reviews

4.6
15 reviews
A Google user
June 2, 2018
EXCELLENT AS ALWAYS
5 people found this review helpful

About the author

Kirkus Reviews calls Neal's writing, "persistently riveting. Masterly."

Award-winning, USA Today bestselling social worker turned author Toby Neal grew up on the island of Kaua`i in Hawaii. Neal is a mental health therapist, a career that has informed the depth and complexity of the characters in her stories. Neal's police procedurals, starring multicultural detective Lei Texeira, explore the crimes and issues of Hawaii from the bottom of the ocean to the top of volcanoes, and are so popular that they've spawned a licensed fan fiction world. Fans call her stories, "Immersive, addicting, and the next best thing to being there."

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