Dead and Buried in a Cane Field: Onipa'a in Lahaina Town

Have you ever considered ditching the job, selling everything, and running awy to start a new life on a sunbathed island? Me too. My name is Penny, and I did just that. It was hard-really hard, but I made it and stayed for twenty-five years. "DEAD AND BURIED IN A CANE FIELD" is and honest look at Hawai'i when it's less rainbows, waterfalls, and sunshine, and more loneliness, hardship, and frustration. To be onipa'a is to be steadfast, strong, and resolute. I love Lahaina Town, but building a bed and breakfast home there was both a monumental challenge and the greatest accomplishment of my life. Hawai'i will test your courage and commitment to whatever dream you're chasing in more ways than you may imagine. So, before you go wheels up, know what you're getting into and why most transplants don't last a year. Be sure to read the first book in my series, LAHAINA TOWN, MY HEART-MY HOME. Coming next year book three, GUESTS FROM HELL.