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  • I have read all of the Reagan Reiley books, and they are o.k., but I find them kind of corny. The reason I have read them all is because I find them to be pretty easy reads, and I can put them down easier than most books, so they are good to read when I don't have the time to read a book straight t ... Continue

    I have read all of the Reagan Reiley books, and they are o.k., but I find them kind of corny. The reason I have read them all is because I find them to be pretty easy reads, and I can put them down easier than most books, so they are good to read when I don't have the time to read a book straight through from cover to cover. Overall they are not too bad, but nothing I would insist someone else read.

    

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New York Times bestselling author Carol Higgins Clark's trademark light touch, humor, and quirky characters make for another wonderfully unpredictable mystery. Say "Aloha" to an unforgettable Hawaiian adventure!

L.A.-based private detective Regan Reilly gets a call from her best gal pal, urging her to come to Hawaii for one last girls' weekend before Regan ties the knot with Jack "no relation" Reilly, and so she happily packs her bags.

At the Waikiki Waters Playground and Resort, the body of Dorinda Dawes, the hotel's gossipy PR woman, washes ashore wearing a valuable lei that once belonged to a Hawaiian princess and was stolen from a museum in Honolulu thirty years ago.

The resort manager doesn't believe that Dorinda drowned accidentally and persuades Regan to take on the case. The more she starts digging, the more danger she is in. Can Regan find out what really happened before it's too late for her and the other vacationers at the Waikiki Waters?