Customer Reviews

Aloha: Love, Suite Love/Fixed by Love/Game of Love/It All Adds Up to Love (Inspirational Romance Collection)

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Aloha is a wonderful blending of fantastic talent. All four author's stories were in sync with characterization and continuity. I loved all four stories and if you like reading contemporary romance with fabulous heroes in a romantic Hawaiian series I could not recommend it more highly.

This is my second favorite book ever....the first being Lord of the rings. Aloha is a book of romance. It's a page turner. If you like romantic men in the books you read then this book is definetly for you!

There is sappy and then there is SAPPY. A collection of sappy faux-romantic tales. And I one who has traveled quite a bit in Hawaii... lacks authenticity as well. There are other romances set in Hawaii that are much, much better.

It's hard to find good Christian romance books- this book is really good! The continuation of the characters through the connected stories gives you a sense of finality in the end.

Highly recommended.

I purchased this item a few months back and it was supposed to be a new item and it arrived used. I rated them low and Ron contacted me about a month ago and promised me that he would replace it with a new copy. well it has been a month and contacted him several times and still no book . I am very upset with them as they promised me several time and still no book, so here is my review. I will not do business with them again.

Aloha? I would have to say aNOha! The product description of this book should be kind enough to mention that it is a "Christian" novel. I had to learn that the hard way and was appalled to read in the first short story that the main character had to "resist temptation" in kissing the heroine of the story because she was not "Christian". This book was an elementary read at best and moreover an insult to a forgiving christian. If you are looking for a more accurate insight to the hawaiian lifestyle as well as a true and forgiving love story I suggest "Flip-Flopped" by Jill Smolinski. I would not reccomend this cheap collection of short stories unless you enjoy thinly veiled judgemental propaganda.