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"An eminently likeable herothe kind of mans man you just want to hug." Daniel M. Jaffe, author of The Limits of Pleasure
Mahu is a generally negative Hawaiian term for homosexual, and for police detective Kimo Kanapaaka, being gay doesnt make for an easy life. Especially when youre publicly outed. Now, semi-retired, Kimo must go undercover and stop a brutal killer. Already three surfers have been shot dead, and Kimo must infiltrate the close-knit surfing community, knowing his only way back to active duty is to catch a killer he may know all too well.
Neil S. Plakcy is the author of Mahu and co-edited Paws & Reflect: Exploring the Bond Between Gay Men and Their Dogs. He lives in Florida.
Neil S. Plakcy is the author of the gay detective murder mystery series "Mahu" and has been a contributor to several Alyson anthologies. His fiction and nonfiction have appeared widely in the gay and lesbian press. He has taught various English and writin
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