House of Salt

· Solaris
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Hawaiian spirits are brought to life in this chilling contemporary horror

Mahina is a Waikiki bartender who makes ends meet by scamming ignorant tourists. By convincing them that their bad behavior draws ancient curses, Mahina positions herself as the only cure - for a price. When she catches the eye of the Salt family, the wealthy hotel magnates who sign her paychecks, she's invited to their secluded manor to end a curse that's plagued the Salts for generations.

Mahina agrees, hoping to make some quick cash for her ailing grandma, only to find that the Salt curse isn't just a story. It's real. Now Mahina will have to embrace her grandma's lessons to do the job she's only pretended to do: speak for and honor the dead. It's her only hope of contending with a malevolent spirit whose roots extend to the very foundations of the islands themselves.

Hawaiian spirits are brought to life in this chilling contemporary horror Mahina is a Waikiki bartender who makes ends meet by scamming ignorant tourists. By convincing them that their bad behavior draws ancient curses, Mahina positions herself as the only cure - for a price. When she catches the...

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About the author

Shay Kauwe is a Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) author from Hawaii. She grew up on the Homestead in Waimanalo but moved to Russia because she fell in love with a boy. Her debut urban fantasy The Killing Spell (Saga/Solaris Books) was the first traditionally published adult fantasy novel by a Hawaiian author.
Shay Kauwe is a Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) author from Hawaii. She grew up on the Homestead in Waimanalo but moved to Russia because she fell in love with a boy. Her debut urban fantasy The Killing Spell (Saga/Solaris Books) was the first traditionally published adult fantasy novel by a Hawai...

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