Visions, false clues, a hidden treasure, and murder threaten a Chinese New Year scavenger hunt.

Journalist Natalie Seachrist and her boyfriend, private investigator Keoni Hewitt, are delighted to join a Chinese New Year scavenger hunt across O`ahu. Experiencing tourist sites, a classic luau and Chinese feast are appealing, but when her vision of a mid-twentieth century murder parallels a crime outside their hotel room, they again volunteer to aid their friend HPD Lieutenant John Dias. Although separated by sixty years, they consider whether the crimes are connected. Expanding visions, a false scavenger hunt clue, and the potential discovery of a priceless Kuan Yin statue in Chinatown hint at a single murderer with long hidden secrets.

Jeanne Burrows-Johnson draws on a multi-faceted background in the performing arts, education and marketing. The well-researched elements of her Natalie Seachrist mystery series invite the reader and listener into the sensory rich environs of Hawai'i, where she lived for over twenty years. Like her heroine, she and her husband enjoy feline companionship in an environment featuring dynamic skies, landscapes and characters.Academically, she was accepted for membership in Phi Beta Kappa while completing her Bachelor's degree in History at the University of Hawai'i. During graduate studies and a teaching assistantship, she became a member of Phi Alpha Theta. She is also a Lifetime Member of the British Association of Teachers of Dancing, Highland Division.