Waikiki Wedding: Unforgettable Nights in Hawaii (Aloha Series)

This is a standalone read with HEAs. It is set in Hawaii where two wedding parties meet and make friends. I will admit that I got terribly confused with all the people, couples, singles. I was not sure who was who. It seems they all have a story behind them and this one is about a young woman that was separated from her big brother with her getting adopted and him remaining in foster care. After being apart for 20 years she finds him and agrees to meet him in Hawaii where his fiancé is planning their wedding.The heroine meets a single guy in the other wedding party and they hit it off. However, they are both confused as to how far this flirtation can go when the week is over and they all return to their lives. There is a lot of time spent touring the island, cultural shows and feeds, etc. it is a good introduction to Hawaii if you have never been.The characters are all in their 20's so the action and dialogue is centered around that age group. Young!! It is a fun and interesting story as they go through all the stuff that weddings entail and family dynamics. I would recommend it for a quick and easy read. There is a little sex involved but it is mostly just thought about or talked about. Nothing graphic.I was not paid for this review. I am not an author nor do I know one. I am not kin to this author. I am a reader and this is my opinion, nothing more, nothing less..

What can I say; I loved it! When Doug reached out to his sister in his book I hoped we would get to meet her and this was it! Now I need to go back and read Linda Steinberg's books. The cast of two wedding got me confused for a couple of minutes but it didn't take long to get everyone sorted out and I enjoyed LS's almost characters as much as I did CK's. I know the only difference is that I already had a connect to the Aloha family. By the end I felt part of the whole new group of friends. Love that. Amy, Ray and the whole gang are awesome. Touches of humor and wedding stress just added to the develop of romance.

What happens when two people drawn to each other thinks the other is married? Read this book to find out! Amy Pratt is going to Hawaii for her friends wedding, but after all these years she will be seeing her brother Doug and his fiancée Emily. Ray Varner has come to Hawaii with his sister Tish as her husband Brady could not get away from his acting job, they have come for a friends wedding also. Follow the two groups as they go places together and have a laugh at some of the things that happen along the way. What are the brides Courtney And Carrie’s last names? Come and enjoy the fun! I was gifted a copy for an honest review [email protected]

Started it at night & finished it in morning. Absolutely loved the story. Thought the premise was fun and was hard to put down despite the need for sleep. Ray & Amy's story is fun while easy to imagine the chemistry between them. As usual the novella is well written and will keep you entertained till the last page. It was also fun to check in on some of the characters from the Aloha Texas series. Highly recommend this book and the entire series.

Another great hit for Chris and an added bonus with Linda. They made this story so enjoyable. Doug's little sister Amy and the love story with Ray. Destination wedding for stangers with lots of twists.. Loved all the places the tour took them and how their love bloomed. I loved how all the people became friends. Definitely a great story.

Fun and Romantic!A tropical paradise is the perfect setting for this lighthearted Romance! Loved the mix-ups and misunderstandings that kept this a fun and fast read from first page to last. Linda Steinberg's writing is first class and adds a depth to her characters that makes this short read feel bigger. Lok forward to more from this author!

This series is great. Falling in love in Hawaii sounds so romantic. I would love to take an adventure like that.

Okay read. Not interested in reading the rest of the series. I don't know if it was because the authors were switched, but didn't hold my interest like the earlier 4 books that lead up to this book.