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• Title : Paradise
• Author : G.L. Tysk
• Rating : 4.91 (292 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-8-30
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 149 Pages
• Asin : B00T97FKQO
• Language :

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This muddling of multiple cultures drives her to explore the effect of cultural exchange and diversity in her writing. Tysk was born in Chicago to Hong Kong immigrants. Morgan. She has sailed square-rigged vessels with Sea Education Association and with Mystic Seaport aboard the historic whaleship Charles W. She was raised in Texas, moved abroad to Japan, and now lives in Massachusetts with her Norwegian-American husband. G.L.

. She lives in Boston. Her work focuses on early American whaling and its impact on globalization, 19th century colonialism, and Asian and Pacific Islander immigrant culture

The former backwater is now an international port for whalers and merchants, and Honolulu is where men go to seek their fortunes - until the discovery of gold in California changes everything.

Amid these early days of the Gold Rush, whaleship captain Daniel Ellis and Takao, his boatsteerer, sail into Honolulu for a brief stopover. In 1849, Honolulu town, newly named the Hawaiian kingdom's capital, is caught halfway between worlds. Who better than Takao’s brother, Shima, who now lives just outside Honolulu, working as a physician and well connected within the Hawaiian elite?

But Shima has changed, too, and he has his own secrets. In this sequel to "The Sea-God at Sunrise", Ellis and Takao may find that the biggest battles they'll face are not at sea against monsters of the deep, but in the harbors and valleys of Oahu against friend and brother.. When things don't go as planned, they'll need to turn to someone for help

About the Author G.L. She lives in Boston. Morgan. Tysk was born in Chicago to Hong Kong immigrants. . This muddling of multiple cultures drives her to explore the effect of cultural exchange and diversity in her writing. She has sailed square-rigged vessels with Sea Education Association and with Mystic Seaport aboard the historic whaleship Charles W. She was raised in Texas, moved abroad to Japan, and now lives in Massachusetts with her Norwegian-American husband. Her work focuses on early American whaling and its impact on globalization, 19th century colonialism, and Asian and Pacific Islander immigrant culture