Hina

This book is about a young Polynesian girl who got marooned on a deserted island in the middle of the Pacific ocean and got rescued by a Spanish boy from Mexico, and their adventures.
This semi-fictitious story happened in the 1825--1855 years in the good old history, long before my time.
I wrote a few chapters in my first book (Caprice Letan) about this little girl, now I continue that story to the very end. I have spent one night sleeping on the open plateau of Eiao island, when a small lamb got killed by a bunch of savage wild boars. I woke up for a child, cry of terror, from a deep sleep. I had dreamt of a big bonfire and savage men dancing around it, with big wooden clubs. According to legends the island is hunted, because its occupants been eaten by cannibals. However, there was one survivor—HINA. The little lover of god. This is a happy mixture of love, piracy, treasure, shipwrecking and survival at sea with a “happy ending.” I hope You will enjoy it, as much as enjoyed to write it.