Kaua'i Storm

Tori Eldridge is the Hawaiian, Chinese, and Norwegian author of the Lily Wong mysteries, Dance Among the Flames, and numerous short stories. Born in Honolulu, she graduated from Punahou School with classmate Barack Obama before performing as an actress, singer, and dancer on Broadway, television, and film, and earning a fifth-degree black belt in To-Shin Do ninja martial arts. Her literary works have garnered Anthony, Lefty, and Macavity Award nominations and the 2021 Crimson Scribe for Best Book of the Year. Tori lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, near her precious mo‘opuna (grandchildren). For more information about Tori, her book club extras, and her reading ‘ohana, visit www.torieldridge.com.

“An atmospheric love letter to Hawaii’s Garden Isle with episodes of action and mystery.” —Kirkus Reviews“Author and narrator Tori Eldridge invites listeners into an entertaining and enlightening new series. Eldridge’s engaging performance and immersive writing ensure that listeners remain captivated from beginning to end—and eager for the next installment in this promising series.” —AudioFile Magazine“The book [is] an excellent tutorial in both human nature and in the history and culture of Kaua’i.” —Deadly Pleasures Magazine“Eldridge, who has Hawaiian ancestry, has crafted an emotionally riveting, multi-generational story with authentic characters who engage readers in what being Hawaiian means.” —Carole E. Barrowman, Minnesota Star Tribune“A deftly crafted novel from start to finish, Kaua’i Storm showcases author Tori Eldridge’s genuine mastery of the mystery/suspense genre.” —Midwest Book Review“In Kaua’i Storm, Eldridge combines a story of a strong woman torn between family and duty with a pulse-pounding mystery. Steeped in Hawaiian culture, it’s as beautiful and complex as the island itself. A fantastic read!” —Rebecca Cantrell, New York Times bestselling author of It Wants Us Alive“Anchored by a strong, capable park ranger reminiscent of Nevada Barr’s iconic Anna Pigeon, this thought-provoking, engaging debut immerses readers in Native Hawaiian culture, language, complex genealogy and social issues while delivering a solid mystery with more than a few surprises.” —Paula Woods, Los Angeles Times“Tori Eldridge has taken the genre to another level. This is a story that leads you to the jagged edge of Kauai’s most treacherous cliffs and dares you to jump off. I was consumed.” —Jasmin Iolani Hakes, award-winning author of Hula