When Rell's stepmonster Regina summons her to Lauele, Hawai'i, she knows better than to expect umbrella drinks, birthday presents, and open arms. The most she hopes for is some quality time with her twin step-sisters, a walk on the beach, and a little fun at a charity auction sponsored by her father's corporation. From the moment Rell lands in Honolulu, her life turns upside down as she reconnects with her Hawaiian heritage and discovers she's surrounded by hidden agendas, lies, and ancient family obligations. To save Lauele and Get Wet Prosthetics, Rell will have to navigate an island filled with Menehune day laborers, a snow goddess's vacation rental, a toppled sacred 'aumakua stone, disappearing clothing, 'Ilima as a not-so-fairy-godmother, and--worst of all--her stepmonster's ________ Inspired by is Book 2 in Lauele Fractured Folktales, reimagined stories inspired by the world's oldest tales retold with a Hawaiian twist. features characters from the Niuhi Shark Saga trilogy and other works by Lehua Parker. Chronologically, comes after the events in Book 3 in the Niuhi Shark Saga trilogy.