She writes contemporary romance set on the Big Island and places beyond. Jackie Marilla lives on a macadamia nut farm in Hawai’i with her supportive husband, several feral cats and a flock of hodgepodge chickens. Not only do you get a great romance set in the beautiful Kona, you also get a taste of the local history and lifestyle. I had the opportunity to read her Love Those Hula Hips and I quite enjoyed it. Our staff works to help make our author books a success one book at a time.This time on Carol Presents is the lovely Jackie Marilla. Our staff has helped many authors become International and Domestic Bestsellers.īooks to Go Now offers professional editing, cover design, multiple book format file creation, and most important-publicity. Upon publication we use a successful multi-platform strategy to promote and market their work.
Our staff works one-on-one with our authors to help them to create wonderful works of fiction. Where you can find Love Those Hula Hips: Love-Those-Hula- Hips-Breezeway- ebook/dp/B00KPXL6UK/īooks to Go Now's Mission: Support our Authors. Jackie is a member of the Romance Writers of America and the Greater Seattle Chapter. In a past life, she was an elementary school teacher. When she's not at her desk writing, Jackie loves to visit her grown children and grandson in the Pacific Northwest, read, sew, and make lampwork glass beads. Jackie lives on a farm in Hawai'i with her supportive husband, several feral cats, and a flock of hodgepodge chickens. She published her first short story, ONLY ON VALENTINE'S DAY, with Books To Go Now in January of 2014. Jackie Marilla writes contemporary romance with just a little spice. He soon discovers that the bottom-line is a choice between business, as he knows it, and love.
James is certain that his fascination with Hokulani will not distract him from his business goals. She is determined to maintain the spirit of aloha at the Breezeway, despite James’s mainland business approach and his emphasis on the bottom-line. Hokulani is committed to her family’s legacy to preserve and share the Hawaiian culture. His plans quickly start to unravel when he falls for Hokulani Kawelu, the hula-dancing owner. When he invests in the Kona Breezeway Inn, he is confident that as the general manager he will turn a profit within three years. James craves one thing-a lucrative investment property that affords him the opportunity to earn his father’s respect. In exchange, mainlander James Westerman siezes control of the daily operations. With the imminent threat of foreclosure of their beloved Kona Breezeway Inn, the Kawelu family is forced to take on an investor.
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