Hell-Bent

Set against the stunning backdrop of Hawaii's beaches and lush landscapes, this audiobook explores the island's hidden history of organized crime and violence from 1960 to 1980. It follows Honolulu's top prosecutor, Charles Marsland, whose personal quest for justice is driven by the tragic murder of his son, as he confronts ruthless gangsters involved in drug trade, gambling, and corruption. Combining vivid reporting with courtroom drama, the story reveals the tumultuous clash between paradise and criminality in what is often seen as a vacation haven.