Overview:
As a volcano on Hawaii begins to rumble, sudden, inexplicable tragedies bring an unlikely couple together.
Annie Tagama has always been content to bask in the glow of her brother and sister and to quietly assist her father in his volcano research. Annie has a secret crush on Mano Ohana, though he's never noticed her. Her devotion turns to disdain after a mistake by Mano kills her beloved brother.
But when her younger sister goes missing, she's forced to turn to her former love, now her sworn enemy, for help.
Mano Ohana made a fateful mistake that cold night. A mistake that probably cost the life of his best friend, Tomi Tagama. But the night before he is to bring Tomi's belongings to his family, Mano discovers his friend is still alive--but he's in serious danger. Worse, the danger threatens to spill over to the rest of the Tagama family-and the entire Hawaiian islands.
Praise for Black Sands
“Within the beauty of Hawaiian flowers, volcanic sands, and turquoise seas, danger lurks . . . and you won’t want to miss a minute of this adventure! Reading Colleen Coble’s Black Sands is almost like visiting the Hawaiian Islands yourself!”
–Angela Hunt, author of The Novelist
“An injured woman, a man from her past, and a race against time to get to the truth that could change their world forever. With her usual flair, Colleen Coble has created a story rich with memorable characters, blockbuster plotting, an adorable mongoose, and a Hawaiian setting so real you’ll get a whiff of coconut on every page.”
—Diann Hunt, author of Hot Flashes & Cold Cream
“Colleen Coble is an expert at taking a place and turning it into an intriguing character. This skill shines in Black Sands as we indulge our senses in the exotic beauty, mystery, and passion of Hawaii. Fall in love in Hawaii, with Hawaii, and with the people who live there.”
—Hannah Alexander, author of Last Resort and Note of Peril
“Filled with the spirit of aloha and page-turning twists and turns, Black Sands is romantic suspense at its thrilling finest. A can’t-put-it-down read.”
—Linda Windsor, award-winning romantic comedy author of Paper Moon
“Vengeance, volcanoes, and vital clues kept me turning pages late into the night. Black Sands is Colleen Coble’s best yet!”
—Lyn Cote, author of The Women of Ivy Manor series
“No one takes you to a setting like Colleen Coble, and what better place to be than the Black Sands of Hawaii? Reading the book was like a cool dip in the balmy ocean—under the lurking shadow of a volcano in shark-infested waters. Enjoy, but beware!”
—Kristin Billerbeck, author of With This Ring, I’m Confused
“To write about Hawai’i requires extensive knowledge and a very delicate weaving. Ms. Coble has a master’s touch that separates the fine nuances and finds a balance between all cultures and their political, social, familial, and religious views.”
—Malia Spencer, English major, University of Hawai’i
“This talented author combines Hawai’i, tropical nights, on the edge suspense, defined characterization, and spine tingling romance to pen a story you can’t put down!”
—Lori Copeland, author of Men of the Saddle and Brides of the West
“A great story told by a master. Colleen Coble continues to shine.”
—Lois Richer, author of A Time to Protect
“Black Sands is full of suspense, romance, intrigue, and everything you’d expect in a good mystery. I loved the exotic setting.”
—Linda Hall, author of Steal Away and Chat Room
“As a long-time fan of Colleen Coble, I have come to expect a riveting story with characters who seem so real they remain in my thoughts long after I’ve turned the final page. Coble raises her own high standard to new heights in Black Sands, in a story that will linger in your heart.”
—Carol Cox, author of Sagebrush Brides
“Black Sands is a fiery ride that will intrigue and thrill. Catch the wave, but hold on tight!”
—Kathryn Mackel, author of The Surrogate and Outriders
“Wow! Reading Colleen Coble’s Black Sands is like taking a romantic excursion to Hawaii’s rugged shoreline. Coble brings the setting to life, draws engaging characters, and spins an intricate web of intrigue.”
—Denise Hunter, author of Saving Grace
ENJOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
And Blessed Are The Ones Who Care For Their Fellow Men!
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