A Moon To Follow

[U]tterly captivating… –New York Times
[S]uperbly written….suspense that will keep you glued to your seat… –USA Today
[A] gripping story, deftly told takes us inside the world of seaturtle activism and its fight against the evils of poaching… –National Geographic
[F]ollow your passion…your heart…or the moon, if you can. Unforgettable characters show you the way home. –Huffington Post
[A] marriage of two marvelous things: psychological suspenseand environmental philanthropy…you will gasp, cry, laugh and gasp again as chapters reveal characters so authentic that we cant help but fallin love. –Boston Globe
[A] Moon toFollow…a celebration of unity between man and beast…a magnificentnovel that leaves readers breathless for more. –San Diego Tribune
[F]inally–a sea turtle story that will make activists out of all the world! –Maui Ocean Center OVER 100,000 COPIES SOLD: Hawaiian legend tells the story of a mystical Honu, or sea turtle, named Kauila. As aumakua, or guardian spirit, she watches over the peopleof Hawaii as any mother would of her children. Owing to aspecial relationship with Hina, the moon, Kauila is an expertnavigator–even leading the ancient Polynesians to her islands, in thebeginning. There is grea t comfort in knowing Kauila is always watching. Unless, of course, you don’t want to be seen.