KAINALU AKU
Kainalu Aku

The Dragon Spotter

The safest job in government lasted thirty-one years.

Eligio Arino wanted a government job where nothing happened. Dragon Spotter seemed perfect. Then a dragon arrived.

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Dragon Spotter · Book 1

Cover of The Dragon Spotter by Kainalu Aku: a crowned dragon beneath monumental stone arches, with a spotter watching from above.
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Cover of The Dragon Slayer by Kainalu Aku: Eligio descends stone steps toward a broad dragon occupying a monumental city reservoir.
Dragon Spotter · Book 2

The Dragon Slayer

A dragon has taken the reservoir.

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Cover of Floor 97 by Kainalu Aku: a heavily equipped climber approaches five figures beneath towering gold-lit arches.

Floor 97

We cleared Floor Ninety-Seven at 4:12 in the morning, and twenty-three minutes later my party fired me.

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REDLINE

The raid is inside a moving monster. Four hours until impact.

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Cover of The Golem Prince by Kainalu Aku, showing a stone golem hand reaching toward a prince in a moonlit coastal palace.

The Golem Prince

A deaf prince survives having his body stolen by building himself a crude clay one, then has to prove to his family, the courts, and the palace itself that changing bodies did not make him a copy.

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Cover of The Third Toast by Kainalu Aku, showing a woman’s hand holding an old black key above blue magical flame in a candlelit feast hall.

The Third Toast

Her brother is an axe murderer. She is being married to the crown prince of the kingdom her family spent half her life fighting. Then assassins strike before the third toast.

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Hō aʻe ka ʻike heʻe nalu i ka hokua o ka ʻale.

Show your knowledge of surfing on the back of the wave.

ʻŌlelo Noʻeau, Mary Kawena Pukui