Ancient Hawai'i is the setting for Coconut Man, a nomadic basket weaver, to learn of a plot against the village. How can he prevent a murder, much less a war, when he is a stranger to this closeknit community?

After Elizabeth Murphy takes a temp clerk job with the county fire department, she discovers irregularities that not only jeopardize, but target, firefighters, including her husband. Curious and determined, she visits the scenes of suspicious fires and elicits valuable information from unusual sources--animals. How can she bring this problem to light when none of the witnesses can appear in court?

It all began on December 7, 1941 at Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawai'i. Not only that the United States entered World War II, but a chain of events is set in motion that, fifty years later, becomes the setting for death. A family, a corporation, greed and power combine to reveal terrible secrets. Set on the island of O'ahu, a lush backdrop for heinous crime, a community icon dies. And it all begins again.

Elizabeth Murphy is an animal communicator. Not a pet psychic. She supplements her husband Tig's fire fighter income by taking on clients-pets--and helps their humans understand their issues, whether it be physical or psychological. Both she and Tig are excited when his side job, a landscaping and pond company, is contacted by wealthy clients to buy prize koi for their ponds. However, when the caretaker of one of the ponds is murdered, Elizabeth and Tig unwittingly become involved. Elizabeth begins receiving messages from the fish about the murder. It gets even stranger when the misbehaving...