Kimo and Lopaka are back again and this time they are expecting twins.  Lopaka’s twin sister, Maluhia agreed to be the surrogate for the couple and now she must be protected because she is carrying the children of a powerful kahuna.

Kimo decides to take his family on a vacation in hopes of keeping them safe, but Maluhia has one request while away.  She wants a Summer Love and asks for Kimo’s help.

Summer Love is a great summer romp, at least for Maluhia.  I love the fact that Kimo and Lopaka are going to be parents.  There is a scene that is touching and a little heartbreaking when Kimo talks to Lopaka about wishing it was Lopaka carrying their child.  It is great watching this couple grow.  I love how protective Kimo is of his family and the mystical aspect of Summer Love is just wonderful. 

A.J. Llewellyn puts so much of Hawaii in all his work that it becomes another character and I love all the history Mr. Llewellyn shares in his stories.  Summer Love can be read as a stand alone, but I suggest getting all of Mr. Llewellyn’s books and having a reading weekend.