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    Zero Break: A Mahu Investigation: Mahu Investigations, #8
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    Zero Break: A Mahu Investigation: Mahu Investigations, #8

    By Neil S. Plakcy

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    About this ebook

    Zero break refers to the deep-water location where waves first begin, often far offshore. For Honolulu homicide detective and surfer Kimo Kanapa'aka, it means his most dangerous case yet.

    A young mother is murdered in what appears to be a home invasion robbery, leaving behind a complex skein of family and business relationships, and Kimo and his detective partner Ray Donne must navigate deadly waters to uncover the true motive behind her death.

    Kimo is also in trouble at home, as he and fire investigator Mike Riccardi plumb the limits of their love for one another and consider the future of their relationship.

    What the critics have said about the Mahu Investigations:

    "Plakcy keeps the waves of suspense crashing!"               In LA Magazine

    "Hits all the right notes as a mystery."                              Mystery Book News

    "Kimo brings needed diversity to the genre, and the author handles the island setting well."                                                           Honolulu Star-Bulletin

    "Spotless pace, intriguing plots twists, and an earnest depiction of challenges faced by people transitioning out of the closet."              Honolulu Advertiser

    "Recommended to a wide audience."                                  Reviewing the Evidence

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSamwise Books
    Release dateAug 13, 2019
    ISBN9781393786900
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    Zero Break: A Mahu Investigation: Mahu Investigations, #8
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    Neil S. Plakcy

    Neil Plakcy is the author of over thirty romance and mystery novels. He lives in South Florida with his partner and two rambunctious golden retrievers. His website is www.mahubooks.com.

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