Author Toby Neal brings her knowledge of Hawaii and it's culture to this sweet romance. Somewhere on Maui is full of rich substance and tenderness.

It already touts a whopping star rating with over 30 reviews. Fall in love with the heartfelt romance, Somewhere on Maui (an Accidental Matchmaker Novel) by Toby Neal. by Toby Neal, Sara Malia Hatfield (Read by) Audio MP3 on CD (MP3 on CD - Unabridged) $ Ship This Item - Qualifies for Free Shipping. Title: Somewhere on Maui: A Second Chance Hawaii Romance Author(s): Toby Jane Publisher: Independently published Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA Amazon AU. Filename: Somewhere on Maui (an Accidental Matchmaker Novel) by Neal Size: KB ( bytes). She decided to try contemporary fiction when she. She wrote and illustrated her first story at age five and credits her background as a mental health therapist with Toby began her writing with mysteries, and has a well-established reputation in that genre. Toby Neal was raised on Kaua`i in Hawaii. Editions for Somewhere on Maui: (Kindle Edition published in ), (ebook published in ), (Kindle Edition published in ), (Kindle Edition),.Cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period. Somewhere On Maui By Toby Neal - FictionDB. She is now divorced, heartbroken and in therapy.

But what the life she had in mind involved more than just her and a dog. Zoe has moved to Maui in order to combine her dreams of being an independent journalist and walking the beaches daily. It’s a far future, hard science fiction adventure aimed at advanced middle school readers.Toby Neal Synopsis: Somewhere on Maui by Toby Neal is the first book in her Accidental Matchmaker series.

Oh, and I should also mention my young adult novel, Skye Object 3270a. It’s a far-future, hard SF tale that feels like fantasy-a coming of age adventure set on a world where the underlying technology has begun running out of control. My last traditionally published book, Memory, goes in a different direction. The next book, Limit of Vision, is a near-future thriller that explores the escape and evolution of an artificial life form, while touching on the theme of how the future always unfolds in unexpected, and unforeseeable ways. The first four books take place in the same story world, sharing a future drenched in nanotechnology, in which it sometimes seems like all things are possible, but in which things can, and do, go very wrong. This is a big reason that I gravitated to science fiction: it’s the perfect genre for telling tales of great adventures, and that’s what I’ve tried to do in my novels.