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"Victoria Heckman's 'K.O.'d in the Volcano' is a terrific novel. The plot is as fast and hot as the lava that threatens to blow from Kupaianaha and the writing so vivid you can feel the ensuing heat. Katrina Ogden is an intelligent and self-confident protagonist who remains genuine in nature, a refreshing change from so many of the carefully constructed and gimmicky characters that populate so many of today's mysteries. I recommend it highly."
JR Ripley, Victorian Heckman of the Tony Kozol mystery series

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Publisher	Writers Exchange E-Publishing
Author	Victoria Heckman
ISBN Number	187696264X
Word Count	54, 374
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A voice raised in chanting praise sliced through the shimmering waves of sulfuric haze hovering across the night. Flickering torches slit the black curtain settled at midnight across Hawaii, the Big Island. Lapa ku i Hawaii ka wahine o Pele. The woman Pele was restless for Hawaii. The gifts were laid out across the slab of lava rock that was the sacred altar. The sweet ohelo berries which grew only at Volcano. The new coins, shining in the bobbing flame of the torch light. A full bottle of potent gin. Gifts of respect for the great fire goddess Pele. Gifts offered by her child of the islands, with a fervent wish for a volcanic eruption. Uila Pele e hua'i e Hua'ina hoi e hale o Pele. Lightning flames gush forth, Burst forth with a roar from the house of Pele. The devoted follower danced, breath coming faster, thrilled at the feel of hot blood pumping through every vein. The odor of the pungent maile leaves rose up into the night, from vines crushed and broken underfoot Soon, very soon, the final gift would come. The ultimate sacrificial gift to the great Madame Pele.

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