Barbara E. Sharp

• Apr-2010
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The Fifth Book, is the 5th book in the Lahaina Mysteries Series.Sometimes the best laid plans 'o mice an' men go astray. This loosely translated quote of poet, Robert Burns, describes Helen and Ben's plans for an upcountry mini vacation. Just as they...

• Apr-2010
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The Last Smythe, is the 1st book in the Lahaina Mysteries Series.Intrigue builds as Helen Grant, Lahaina's Historian, begins researching the genealogy of the Smythe family.Using microfilmed depositions, old logs, and letters, she unearths five genera...

• Apr-2010
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Out of Sight, is the 7th book in the Lahaina Mysteries Series.Hawaii is such a peaceful, romantic place to live. It’s hard to believe in this paradise, that one little indiscretion could lead the Lahaina sleuths into a life of crime. What set it of...

• Apr-2010
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Relative Chaos, is the 6th book in the Lahaina Mysteries Series. Helen and Ben and the cats have been vacationing for months on their new boat, camping, fishing, beachcombing and enjoying the beauty of Hawaii’s beaches. Then one morning a rifle sh...

• Apr-2010
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The Right Time is the 3rd book in the Lahaina Mysteries Series.October in Lahaina is humid, still, and lazy - a time to doze in a hammock by the lapping surf. Helen and Ben's life slows to a snails pace until a series of break-ins bring them out of t...

• Apr-2010
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After reading an amazing spy story that took place in December 1941, the Lahaina sleuths meet the author, James French. This foxy spy (or con man, hard to tell,) leads Helen, Ben, Nacho and Justin on a quest to find the third spy. Using sting oper...

• Apr-2010
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The Wind Mists is the 4th book in the Lahaina Mysteries Series.A fierce Kona storm moves up the Hawaiian island chain, bringing thunder, lightning, rain and wind to Maui, and setting the stage for the drama about to unfold. Helen, Nacho, Justin, a my...

• May-2012
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The Hawaiian islands are north of the equator in the middle of the Pacific Ocean thousands of miles from anywhere. North to Alaska is 3,000 miles- east to California, 2,400 miles - south to Australia, 5,000 miles andwest to Japan 4,0...

• Jul-2013
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Hawaii is such a peaceful, romantic place to live.It’s hard to believe in this paradise, that one littleindiscretion could lead the Lahaina sleuths into a lifeof crime. What set it off? . . . The whack to Ben’shead? The monkey? Nacho̵...