*****NINE FULL LENGTH BOOKS****

Craving an escape to an exotic location with colorful characters and riveting dilemmas to solve?

Detective Lei Texeira flees hazy memories of a dark past, but nothing gets in the way of solving her cases in Hawaii! 

Binge-read this box set of USA Today bestselling books and discover you can't read just one!  

BLOOD ORCHIDS:

Black sand beaches and steaming volcanoes are backdrops for murder as patrolwoman Lei Texeira discovers the bodies of two drowned girls and attracts the attention of a killer.

TORCH GINGER:

Stunning Kauai has drawn Lei to a new island, but can she untangle a mystery of missing persons with madness at its heart?

BLACK JASMINE:

Cruise ships and art galleries hide cruel secrets as Lei and her partner, Stevens, move to Maui to build a life together; but trouble soon follows them to Maui.

BROKEN FERNS:

Lei's first FBI case on the island of Oahu involves the stolen airplane of a mogul and a teenaged "Robin Hood" who steals from the rich to give to the poor. An anarchy movement is sparked that has deadly consequences.

TWISTED VINE:

A bizarre series of suicides hint at a sinister online ring at work on Oahu. Lei and her friend Sophie must track down the truth before more lives are lost.

SHATTERED PALMS:

Endangered native birds on Maui attract a poaching ring whose members meet a deadly opponent hidden in plain view. Lei's so busy tracking the murderer she might miss her own wedding.

DARK LAVA:

Desecrated Hawaiian sites and a terrible murder close to home threaten Lei and Stevens' future as they solve crime on Maui.

FIRE BEACH:

An arsonist with a chip on his shoulder meets a killer who leaves a shroud as a calling card. Both must be stopped before they murder Lei and her family.

RIP TIDES:

A surf star dies tragically on Maui, and Lei pursues justice to the prestigious Triple Crown of Surfing contest on Oahu.

Grab these fast-paced mysteries and take a trip to Hawaii with the series that's sold more than a million books!

"Neal's writing is persistently riveting...Masterly." Kirkus Reviews