Hiwa: A Tale of Ancient Hawaii

About this book

In a time when ancient Hawaiian society thrived, "Hiwa: A Tale of Ancient Hawaii" by Edmund P. Dole delves into the intricate dynamics of power and spirituality. This historical novel introduces readers to Hiwa, a goddess-queen, who grapples with the oppressive authority of the high-priest Aa. As she navigates her destiny, themes of love and loyalty intertwine with the rich tapestry of Hawaiian culture, revealing the sacred practices and societal norms that define her world. Ideal for students and civic activists alike, this narrative not only illuminates the complexities of ancient governance but also highlights the resilience of a woman determined to reclaim her rightful place. Discover the beauty and struggle of a civilization in "Hiwa: A Tale of Ancient Hawaii."