Aloha Fantasy

By: Devon Vaughn Archer

Narrated by: Stephanie Mathis

Aloha Fantasy is a heartwarming tropical island romance by best-selling author Devon Vaughn Archer that will remind listeners of the magic of love and the endless possibilities when throwing caution to the wind. If your journey happens to take you to paradise, all the better!

Award-winning photographer Danica Austin seemingly has it all in Chicago with a successful career, beauty that is the envy of other women, and a close-knit group of friends. But with her love life going nowhere fast, when her old college roommate Ashlyn Hirokawa suggests they swap houses for a month, Danica jumps at the chance. The fact that she would be spending four glorious weeks on the Big Island of Hawaii was incentive enough for Danica.

The minute her plane touches down in exotic Hilo, Danica can't wait to check out the social scene and photograph some breathtaking sunsets. But when her friend's hunk of a Pacific Islander half-brother and wealthy real estate investor Boyd Reed comes into focus, Danica suddenly has a whole new reason for exploring the island and romantic adventure.

Sharing passion under tropical skies is making Boyd believe in the island's mystical power of love. But Danica's not sure she wants to make Hawaii her permanent home, in spite of its obvious allure. It will be up to Boyd to persuade her to spend the rest of her days and nights with him in their one-of-a-kind island paradise....

In the meantime, not to be outdone, Ashlyn also finds herself smitten in the Windy City, and is in no hurry to leave what could be her dream guy behind.

Listeners are sure to fall in love with the characters as they pursue passion, promises, and possibilities in two amazing locations.

Bonus material includes excerpts from Devon Vaughn Archer's other Hawaii based contemporary romances, Pleasure in Hawaii and Private Luau, as well as the author's best-selling holiday romance classic, Christmas Diamonds.

©2012 R. Barri Flowers (P)2012 R. Barri Flowers

Not Much Better

This book is just a tad better than the last one, at least she wasn't referring the the male anatomy in the sex scene as a "falice".