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    The Delusion: Naupaka

    By Mira Kanehl

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    About this ebook

    Delmar Lécuyer reaches the shores of Mexico for a stop on his way to Hawaii and makes an unexpected encounter.

     

    The Delusion is a short story tying in to the historical fiction and magical realism series Naupaka featuring an array of intercultural and compelling characters—from the surgeon protagonist to women pirates and Hawaiian magicians—that meet in a sizzling, historical context. If you like exotic locales, cringe-worthy explorations of early 19th-century medicine, and engaging urban fantasy, then you'll love Mira Kanehl's page-turning series.

     

    Unlock The Delusion to read Delmar's latest adventure today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMira Kanehl
    Release dateJun 22, 2018
    ISBN9781393574835
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    The Delusion: Naupaka
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    Mira Kanehl

    Mira was born in Munich and raised in an international city in South India. For most of her career life, she worked as a project manager and translator. At university her focus was on literature and intercultural communication with the intent of becoming an author. Though it was her dream from age three, it stayed just that until she took the leap in 2018 when she published her first book. Her writing explores intercultural psychology and the sometimes harsh realities of history in emotionally gripping stories.

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