Author Cheryl Linn Martin's third mystery in The Hawaiian Island Detective Club series is
Ukulele Undercover.
Included in The Hawaiian Island Detective Club are Leilani, Kimo, Sam, and Maile. Featured in today’s
interview is Maile.
Maile, you just helped solve a third mystery for
The Hawaiian Island
Not
really a favorite memory. I mean, I can laugh about it now, but at the time it
was the grossest, wildest ride I’ve ever had in a truck. That old fishing
bucket and empty milk carton smelled super yuck-o. And don’t even ask me about
how we got out of there. I think I still have bruises! But at least we got some
good evidence and discovered a few clues to help solve the mystery.
Were there any other gross moments for you?
Oh,
yeah! You see, someone was leaving threatening notes around the music school
and me, Leilani and Sam were taking ukulele lessons with Kimo like undercover
detectives. Anyway, some kid took one of the bad notes and threw it in the
garbage. Of course Leilani wanted the note, but before we could get to it,
another kid threw wet gunk all over it. (Maile scrunches her nose) And that
garbage can really stunk big-time!
So, Maile, what do you think of Brandon
New
Guy? He’s totally cute and super nice. (Maile smirks) I think he likes Leilani
and I’m pretty sure she likes him too.
How is it working with Leilani, Kimo and Sam on
these mysteries?
Leilani
is the best. She keeps me sane when I feel like totally freaking out. Even
though Kimo irritates Leilani, he’s always a huge help with the mysteries. I
hope Leilani makes him a real member of The Hawaiian Island Detective Club.
Then there’s Sam . . . well, Sam’s a guy. Most of the time he’s funny and
crazy, but so gross with all his eating and belching.
Some readers seem to think you like Sam.
(Maile
shrugs and avoids eye contact) Sam’s cool.
(I cock my head and grin) Maile, this is the
third mystery you kids have solved. You can tell me how you really feel.
(Maile
sits up tall and sets her jaw) No comment.
(I chuckle) I understand, and thanks for
visiting, Maile.
Look for all of Cheryl Linn Martin's The Hawaiian Island Detective Club novels at:
Barnes and Noble
(Pineapples in Peril and for Nook)
Barnes and Noble
(Menehunes Missing)
Order Signed Copies
Through Me
Website: http://www.cheryllinnmartin.com
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