Seven hundred years after first landing, the maritime people of the shark, serpent and whale totems harvested the lands and seas of the Fijian archipelago. There was disunity across the land as one man’s greed slowly destroyed what was once great. Then there were rumors of new arrivals from the western lands across the great sea; a warring nation of eel warriors. Predictable lives quickly become a struggle of life over death for Tui, Pio and Keli, as the day of first harvest looms. The daily grind as a mother and dutiful wife was becoming a torment for Tui Cavubati. But soon after the 1999AD elections, she finds a cave entrance at Kulukulu that opens a portal to a time long past. Someone or something is trying to tell her something. Na Duna Navatu is a story about a struggle which took place long ago, buried under the sands of Sigatoka and Natadola in western Viti Levu.

1. Fijian fiction, 2. Fiji-Fiction.