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  One of Jessica's favorite things to do was to take a plate lunch to the beach at the old airport and watch the sunset. She and Malia had sat there together many times and talked about what they wanted to do in life. Jessica admired her friend's ability to work towards goals in her life—something Jessica always seemed to lack. She missed her best friend but was grateful for the time they’d had together growing up.

  Malia's death hadn’t been for nothing. It forced Jessica to make a plan for her life and to get to work on it. Fighting the evildoers of the world was now her goal in life.

  When dusk came, the sunset reflected off the cumulus clouds in streaks of reddish yellow and dark purple. It was like a painting that filled the entire sky. It was the most beautiful sunset Jessica had ever seen and she was sure that Malia was somewhere painting it on a canvas that reflected across the Kona sky for Jessica to watch.

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  About the Author

  J.E. Trent is an emerging author of Hawaii crime thriller novels. The Death in Hawaii Series takes place on the Kona side of the Big Island of Hawaii.

  J.E. Trent has lived in Hawaii since 1997 and loves sharing it in his novels.

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  Afterword

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  The Kona side of the island is where the story takes place. The island of Hawaii is also known as “the Big Island.” This short story is a prequel to the novel Death in Paradise which takes place twenty years later. Jessica’s father is killed in a suspicious accident, and when she returns to Kona to investigate his death, she finds herself in the middle of a gang war that may reveal a family secret.

  Death in Paradise is available now on Amazon.

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  Acknowledgments

  A big mahalo to Eliza Dee at Clio Editing.