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The Siren’s Call

www.thesirenscall.net Young attorney Steven Perry has it all and is living the good life until his beautiful fiancee is killed by a drunk driver. The Siren’s Call is a story of the love between friends – – what we do to sustain our friendships, and, sadly, what we do to destroy them. Tormented by voices in his head, he attempts to escape his grief by fleeing to his friend Kip’s Northern Lake Michigan retreat. Feeling his friend’s distress,Kip convinces Steve to join him in Hawaii for an extended geatway where Steve attempts to deal with his grief and gestating madness. Steve soon begins to suspect that Kip is wrestling with his own demons that he refuses to reveal – – stressing their relationship to the breaking point. Even as Kip’s best friend, Steve cannot imagine neither the depth of Kip’s deception nor the terrible secret he is hiding. Filled with raw emotional power and vivid images of the surrounding landscapes, The Siren’s Call is an unforgettable story of two friends struggling to cope with profound grief the best way they know how as they try to make sense out of a senseless personal tragedy. Get your copy of the Siren’s Call today.

Kauai, Hawaii HD tour – “Shards from Heaven” by helicopter, raft, and kayak

Explore beautiful Kauai, Hawaii in HD by helicopter, ocean raft, and kayak. NEW! See my video on Kyoto, JAPAN in HD! www.youtube.com Filmed on the island of Kauai over 9 days. This video gives a brief tour of the island and its adventures and sights. I’d imagine it’d be interesting for people who want a quick overview of what Kauai is like. Photographs here www.flickrwire.com Scenes include the Napali Coast, the Kalalau trail, Hanakapi’ai Falls, the Waiahuakua sea cave, the open ceiling cave, Ho’olulu Sea Cave, the Wailua River, the Secret Waterfall, and Mount Waialeale crater (the wettest place on earth). For the shots, we went kayaking, boating on the Napali Coast for sea caves, and took a helicopter ride into the Waialaelae crater. It’s estimated as much as 75% of Kauai is inaccessible due to forests. Thanks to Napali Riders for the boat, Mauna Loa helicopters, and Wailua Kayak and Canoe. Filmed by Patrick Shyu, starring Henrick Shyu. Music by Garnet Crow. Recorded on a Canon S95, stabilized with Mercalli v2, edited in Premiere.