Home of Mysteries with Character
I took this photo during our stay near the Hilton Hawaiian Village for Left Coast Crime in 2017. Each day, I had the pleasure of walking by this planted filled with peace lilies.
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These white hibiscus seem to all be pointing they’re little faces at the sun. Found on the grounds at Bishop Museum.
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These beautiful paper lanterns, or chōchin, at Bishop Museum from our trip to Bishop Museum created serene atmosphere in the shade.
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Despite the fact that I was just recovering from pneumonia, we thoroughly enjoyed our trek up Diamond Head and the magnificent views.
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The dramatic Hawaiian sunset colors often serve as my inspiration for descriptions of scenes in the Trouble in Paradise Mysteries.
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These 5 photos from our 2017 trip to ‘Iolani Palace were my writers inspiration for the historical story behind Mystery of the Eight Islands.
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Pow! Wow! Is an annual event in Honolulu where street artists from all over the globe come to exhibit their art on the sides of buildings.
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These 7 Honolulu wall art murals are an amazing example of what people can do when they band together to revitalize a neighborhood.
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Honoring the pioneer Japanese immigrants who helped build Hawaii is the purpose of this monument at Foster Botanic Garden
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Foster Botanical Garden in Honolulu is filled with beautiful tropical flowers. Unfortunately, I don’t have a note to tell me what this one is.
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