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A review by k_lee_reads_it
The Aloha Quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini
4.0
Her marriage is ending. Her life seems to have no direction or purpose. A friend offers a job on Maui setting up a new quilting retreat center, so she flies off for the winter and learns the true meaning of aloha.
Some of Chiaverini's books are really good. Some just aren't. This one is quite good. I wish she could get into a better rhythm. I can't just write her off and stop reading. If you have no desire to read the whole series (and frankly after reading the first few so many are just the same story again) you don't have to with this novel. It is a story that comes out of some of the first ones, but it stands on its own quite nicely.
Some of Chiaverini's books are really good. Some just aren't. This one is quite good. I wish she could get into a better rhythm. I can't just write her off and stop reading. If you have no desire to read the whole series (and frankly after reading the first few so many are just the same story again) you don't have to with this novel. It is a story that comes out of some of the first ones, but it stands on its own quite nicely.