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Fun In The Sun (Edited and extra chapters) by Repgreece Repgreece (best ebook reader android .txt) 📖
I haven't touched this story for a while until recently. When rereading it, I was inspired to start writing again and have edited and added quite a bit more content which I believe (hope) has improved it. My aim is to continue editing and finally finish the book.
Sally Fitzroy Smith moved from London to the Greek island of Crete to be with her best friend Fay and to live the dream of working as a tour guide on the beautiful island in the sun. Fay soon became romantically involved with a travel company owner, Adam, and got Sal a job working for his company. Everything seemed to be going fantastically until sal did her first tour and had to cope with one disaster after another. Her co worker, Nick, didn't help either. He did nothing but tease and make fun of her. Despite this however, Nick and Sal became good friends. The end of the summer season came and Nick decided to go back to the UK for the winter with his girlfriend, Jen.
Now it is the beginning of a new summer season and Nick is back but sal wants to know why he didn't keep in touch with her as he had promised to. How can he explain that it was because he had wanted to get her out of his head? He had a girlfriend, Jen, but was she the one for him? Why was he constantly thinking about Sal? Why couldn't he keep his eyes off her? And why was she so unaware of his feelings for her? His girlfriend wasn't due to arrive in Crete until later that week. Maybe this was a chance for him to get closer to Sal and have a bit of adventure along the way.
When death comes in the middle of love, everything changes. To Olivia she thinks that Charlies life is perfect, except she's not in it. An unexpected event arrives, causing many more emotions and unanswered questions. Will this end their life together...
Read from both Olivia and Charlie's perspective and understand, the trouble they go through.
Waking up into reality could be a good or bad thing. According to Carson Price, the real life is just pretend. Who wants to live in a world with restrictions when you can do whatever you want in your dreams? To him reality is unfair, but just how much fair can dreams be when he's dreaming about things he doesn't believe in?
Lehua, Ka'ao a ka Wahine
In the spring of 1819 King Ka me ha me ha the first died after reigning over the first unified Kingdom of Hawai’i. His young son, Li ho li ho, became Kamehameha II, but effective control of the government was inherited by the old king’s favorite wife, Ku hina Nui [Queen Regent], Ka’a hu ma nu. That fall, Liholiho was forced to agree to the abandonment of the native religion: the lifting of the ka pu.
Five months later, the first contingent of Christian missionaries arrived. It was a death sentence to the 3000 year old Ka naka Ma oli [true people] culture in Hawai’i.
Lehua lia kahu’ama lio’aka lani pa’aka lo le [Lehua, the shiny haired questioner], the fictitious young noblewoman of this novel, comes of age at this trying moment in Hawaiian history. Her ancestry gives her the right, responsibility and ability to be her people’s leader, but with the lifting of the kapu, she is suddenly bereft of her divine reason to be.
Beset by doubt, alien temptations and a welter of rational, if frightening, options, she falls in love with a half-Hawaiian paniolo [cowboy] who, in rescuing her from kidnappers, takes her on a romantic Hawaiian road trip, and they fall in love.
Together, they confront an uncertain future astride the divergent forces that will ultimately doom her culture.
In 1893 local American businessmen overthrew the Republic of Hawai’i and traded the Islands to the U. S.
In the spring of 1819 King Ka me ha me ha I died after reigning over the first unified Kingdom of Hawai’i. His young son, Li ho li ho, became Kamehameha II, but effective control of the government was inherited by the old king’s favorite wife, Ku hina Nui [Queen Regent], Ka’a hu ma nu. That fall, Liholiho was forced to agree to the abandonment of the native religion: the lifting of the ka pu.
Five months later, the first contingent of Christian missionaries arrived. It was a death sentence to the 3000 year old Ka naka Ma oli [true people] culture in Hawai’i.
Le.hua.lia.kahu.ama.lio.aka.lani.pa’aka.lo.le [Lehua, the shiny haired questioner], the fictitious young noblewoman of this novel, comes of age at this trying moment in Hawaiian history. Her ancestry gives her the right, responsibility and ability to be a leader of her people, but with the lifting of the kapu, she is suddenly bereft of her divine reason to be.
Beset by doubt, alien temptations and a welter of rational, if frightening, options, she falls in love with a Hawaiian-Chinese paniolo [cowboy] and makes a life for herself, her o hana [family] and her circle of influence, astride the divergent forces that will ultimately doom her culture.
In 1893 local American businessmen overthrew the Republic of Hawai’i and traded the Islands to the U. S.
What would you do if you had another life to live. Would it make a difference if you had the chance to do something all over again. Is your fate sealed or does free will actually give you a fighting chance. It’s possible that you will never know since life’s rewind button is ever so elusive. Then again, it’s possible that you wouldn’t know you had been given a second chance until after you’ve made your choices–or your choices were made for you.
Logan's been kicked out of a pack under false pretenses one time before, when her current pack kicks her out she's stuck, all alone in the woods. She's found by the Black woods pack and they take her in, and she discovers that the alpha is her mate. Ever since she can remember she has been an orphan, and when she goes to the royals asking for help in finding her parents, she just might find what she's looking for.
Fun In The Sun (Edited and extra chapters) by Repgreece Repgreece (best ebook reader android .txt) 📖
I haven't touched this story for a while until recently. When rereading it, I was inspired to start writing again and have edited and added quite a bit more content which I believe (hope) has improved it. My aim is to continue editing and finally finish the book.
Sally Fitzroy Smith moved from London to the Greek island of Crete to be with her best friend Fay and to live the dream of working as a tour guide on the beautiful island in the sun. Fay soon became romantically involved with a travel company owner, Adam, and got Sal a job working for his company. Everything seemed to be going fantastically until sal did her first tour and had to cope with one disaster after another. Her co worker, Nick, didn't help either. He did nothing but tease and make fun of her. Despite this however, Nick and Sal became good friends. The end of the summer season came and Nick decided to go back to the UK for the winter with his girlfriend, Jen.
Now it is the beginning of a new summer season and Nick is back but sal wants to know why he didn't keep in touch with her as he had promised to. How can he explain that it was because he had wanted to get her out of his head? He had a girlfriend, Jen, but was she the one for him? Why was he constantly thinking about Sal? Why couldn't he keep his eyes off her? And why was she so unaware of his feelings for her? His girlfriend wasn't due to arrive in Crete until later that week. Maybe this was a chance for him to get closer to Sal and have a bit of adventure along the way.
When death comes in the middle of love, everything changes. To Olivia she thinks that Charlies life is perfect, except she's not in it. An unexpected event arrives, causing many more emotions and unanswered questions. Will this end their life together...
Read from both Olivia and Charlie's perspective and understand, the trouble they go through.
Waking up into reality could be a good or bad thing. According to Carson Price, the real life is just pretend. Who wants to live in a world with restrictions when you can do whatever you want in your dreams? To him reality is unfair, but just how much fair can dreams be when he's dreaming about things he doesn't believe in?
Lehua, Ka'ao a ka Wahine
In the spring of 1819 King Ka me ha me ha the first died after reigning over the first unified Kingdom of Hawai’i. His young son, Li ho li ho, became Kamehameha II, but effective control of the government was inherited by the old king’s favorite wife, Ku hina Nui [Queen Regent], Ka’a hu ma nu. That fall, Liholiho was forced to agree to the abandonment of the native religion: the lifting of the ka pu.
Five months later, the first contingent of Christian missionaries arrived. It was a death sentence to the 3000 year old Ka naka Ma oli [true people] culture in Hawai’i.
Lehua lia kahu’ama lio’aka lani pa’aka lo le [Lehua, the shiny haired questioner], the fictitious young noblewoman of this novel, comes of age at this trying moment in Hawaiian history. Her ancestry gives her the right, responsibility and ability to be her people’s leader, but with the lifting of the kapu, she is suddenly bereft of her divine reason to be.
Beset by doubt, alien temptations and a welter of rational, if frightening, options, she falls in love with a half-Hawaiian paniolo [cowboy] who, in rescuing her from kidnappers, takes her on a romantic Hawaiian road trip, and they fall in love.
Together, they confront an uncertain future astride the divergent forces that will ultimately doom her culture.
In 1893 local American businessmen overthrew the Republic of Hawai’i and traded the Islands to the U. S.
In the spring of 1819 King Ka me ha me ha I died after reigning over the first unified Kingdom of Hawai’i. His young son, Li ho li ho, became Kamehameha II, but effective control of the government was inherited by the old king’s favorite wife, Ku hina Nui [Queen Regent], Ka’a hu ma nu. That fall, Liholiho was forced to agree to the abandonment of the native religion: the lifting of the ka pu.
Five months later, the first contingent of Christian missionaries arrived. It was a death sentence to the 3000 year old Ka naka Ma oli [true people] culture in Hawai’i.
Le.hua.lia.kahu.ama.lio.aka.lani.pa’aka.lo.le [Lehua, the shiny haired questioner], the fictitious young noblewoman of this novel, comes of age at this trying moment in Hawaiian history. Her ancestry gives her the right, responsibility and ability to be a leader of her people, but with the lifting of the kapu, she is suddenly bereft of her divine reason to be.
Beset by doubt, alien temptations and a welter of rational, if frightening, options, she falls in love with a Hawaiian-Chinese paniolo [cowboy] and makes a life for herself, her o hana [family] and her circle of influence, astride the divergent forces that will ultimately doom her culture.
In 1893 local American businessmen overthrew the Republic of Hawai’i and traded the Islands to the U. S.
What would you do if you had another life to live. Would it make a difference if you had the chance to do something all over again. Is your fate sealed or does free will actually give you a fighting chance. It’s possible that you will never know since life’s rewind button is ever so elusive. Then again, it’s possible that you wouldn’t know you had been given a second chance until after you’ve made your choices–or your choices were made for you.
Logan's been kicked out of a pack under false pretenses one time before, when her current pack kicks her out she's stuck, all alone in the woods. She's found by the Black woods pack and they take her in, and she discovers that the alpha is her mate. Ever since she can remember she has been an orphan, and when she goes to the royals asking for help in finding her parents, she just might find what she's looking for.