It was beautiful here and quiet. “Why aren’t there people on this beach?” she asked. She didn’t want a crowd to spoil her view but you would think there would be somebody enjoying the pristine salt-and-pepper sand. She knew from previous trips to Hawaii that the lighter grains came from crushed coral while the black granules were from lava rock. He smiled, sending heat zinging through her already over-warm body. Damn, the man should be outlawed! Her brain took a major vacation every time he looked at her. “It’s a private beach and this area is owned in conglomeration by me, the owner of your home and the neighbor who lives down the beach a bit. You can’t see their house from here because of the jungle growth between. But the law requires even the private beaches in Hawaii to allow everyone access. Sometimes, on the weekend, there will be families here or teenagers will come down to play around. There is no surf to speak of as this is a protected cove but the snorkeling is pretty good.
