Kiana: a Tradition of Hawaii

Experience the rich tapestry of Hawaiian history and tradition in James Jackson Jarves’s ＂Kiana, a Tradition of Hawaii.＂ This historical novel offers a glimpse into the vibrant cultural heritage of the islands, weaving a tale steeped in the romance and complexities of a bygone era.

Set against the backdrop of Hawaii’s captivating past, ＂Kiana＂ explores themes of love, identity, and the enduring power of tradition. Jarves’s meticulous attention to detail brings the historical setting to life, transporting readers to a world where ancient customs and societal change intertwine.

Dive into a story that celebrates the spirit of Hawaii and the timeless allure of its people. This carefully prepared print edition ensures that ＂Kiana＂ remains accessible to all who seek to explore the historical fiction of the Hawaiian islands.

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