A successful and popular man, Peter Brooke's life takes a tragic turn due to the scars of a broken childhood. As he faces the consequences of his past, he spirals into loneliness and rejection in his later years. The narrative explores themes of personal struggle, the impact of early trauma, and the search for redemption in a life marked by both achievement and profound loss.
The story follows King Kamehameha as he embarks on a leisurely trip to Hawaii, exploring the islands and experiencing their beauty. This lighthearted journey allows for a glimpse into the culture and environment of Hawaii, showcasing the king's adventures and interactions with the locals. The narrative combines historical elements with a playful tone, offering readers a unique perspective on the life of one of Hawaii's most iconic figures.
The story follows 'King' Kamehameha, who is content with his life until his owner, Toni, seeks a husband. This prompts the 'King' to embark on a humorous and determined quest to thwart any potential suitors for Toni, whom he views as his servant. As he navigates various adventures and challenges, the narrative explores themes of loyalty and the bond between a pet and owner, all while highlighting the comedic aspects of his mission to protect their blissful existence.