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Cynical billionaire Daniel Moretti works hard, plays harder, and has one ironclad rule. Never trust a woman. Bad news for historian Charlotte Doherty who shows up at exactly the wrong time. Like every other woman in Daniel’s life, Charlotte wants something from him–the deed to her family farm. Daniel agrees, but only if he gets something in return: Charlotte’s company for the weekend!
The property is Charlotte’s only link to the mother she never knew. Desperate to keep her history alive, she’ll accept Daniel’s indecent proposal, but not without a few terms of her own. Namely, a propriety clause. No flirting. No kissing. No sex.
Daniel has no intention of honoring her conditions, but after one weekend with Charlotte leaves him hungering for more, he can’t help wondering if she could be the exception to his unbreakable rule…
I enjoyed reading WEEKEND AGREEMENT. The concept was interesting and fresh. However, I felt that the characters were a little underdeveloped, and the reasons behind their actions were a bit weak. I wish Wallace would have made better backgrounds for the characters to keep them intriguing, and readers glued to the page. I believe I would have enjoyed it more had it been longer, giving Wallace the chance to explain the relationship that forms between the two in more detail. Overall, it was a simple book and one I would suggest to those of you who want a quick romantic read.
Heat Rating: Mild
Rating: 3
Reviewed by KatelynB
7 out of 8 people found this review helpful.
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Posted March 16, 2012
¿I read this one this afternoon and I must say I was hooked from the very beginning. I do love romance novels like this because they are quick easy reads that are great to rid in one afternoon and I must say this is a wonderful story and it sucks you in from the very first page. If you love a good Contemporary Romance novels then I think you might enjoy this one.
4 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
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Posted May 18, 2012
But in a good way! I'm a hopeless romantic & proud of it. I'll probably read this short story over & over again. Loved the ending! Love truly does conquer all... at least in this story! Read this story for yourself... 127 pages just isn't enough for Charlotte & Daniel. I hope their story continues.
3 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.Talented writer. Great story line. Enjoyed this book!
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Posted April 18, 2012
I really enjoyed this book and couldn't put it down! The premise is sexy, the hero was deliciously alpha and tortured, the chemistry between the hero and heroine was off the charts, and the heroine was smart and strong. All the qualities I love in a book. I especially loved the glimpses into the hero's pain and sadness--it made me really route for the heroine to break him down and open him up, and give him the love he deserved (since his family were all such asses! LOL). Can't say enough about this book--just buy it, read, and enjoy!
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Posted March 22, 2012
Fun, sexy and a one-sitting read. I loved it.
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Posted July 25, 2012
I really liked how the agreement turns into something that was completely unexpected.
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Posted June 16, 2012
The story reminded me a lot of the The Marriage Bargain by Jennifer Probst. The main characters enter into an agreement that is meant to be strictly a business deal, but of course it turns into so much more despite their best efforts to deny their attraction. Obviously this adds a complicated level to their business deal...do you mix business with pleasure?
The writing is okay, there were parts that I felt the author rushed through writing. It was a nice romantic, simple read with some unique characters and an interesting story line.
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Posted May 24, 2012
Loved this book. I couldnt stop reading it.
I would recommend reading this book.
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Posted May 19, 2012
I just finished my first barbara wallace novel! I loved it and couldnt put it down.great job
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"Weekend Agreement" was a fabulous romantic well written read even though the plot seemed to be predictable... but still I like the novel.
The story was of Charlotte Doherty who was a historian professor... finds out that her dear brother...Michael has sold the family farm....and she knew nothing of this....so now Charlotte wants to get the farm property back...being a part of her legacy and felt that keeping the farm she would have a part of her mother with her. So, Charlotte really has no choice but to accept the billionaire Daniel Moretti's offer. Why did she except this plan.... especially from a man that didn't trust anyone....above all a beautiful woman? It seems like Daniel was lonely and had been bitten once to often by a leeches (women) who were only attracted to his wealth and his good looks. How was Charlotte going to be able to go into this situation and get what she needed.... (and that was her family farm back)... and to get involved with Mr. Moretti's agenda...whatever it was. However, after meeting his mother and brother( with definitely family problems) you could identify why Daniel was such a uncaring person who was seemed to be very demanding, controlling, and arrogance.... So the deal is set and for Charlotte to get her land back back so must accompany Daniel to this family's 25th anniversary party. Now this is the time I will say.... you will have to pick up "Weekend Agreement" an find out just how this play out. Be ready for many twist and turns until the end.
Will these very different people fall for each other? Will there be feelings for each other... during this weekend?... This is definitely a good read to see this will lead to a off the chart love interest.
The characters in this novel were very interesting... there was Charlotte, Daniel, Valerie
Pinochet, Vivian, Cole, (Aunt Esther) and Judy. The author did a wonderful job with each role the characters played. The author also did a wonderful job at bringing out emotionsfrom each of these characters.
"Weekend Agreement" was a very light and easy romance that was very enjoyable and I would recommend as a good read.
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Posted May 6, 2012
i thought it was well developed and a good story line with some twists, however it is a quick read.
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Posted February 25, 2013
Very good read.
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Posted October 31, 2012
Great short read
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Posted September 11, 2012
Not good at all
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Posted August 8, 2012
Such a great story! So happy I read this book. It was good from the beginnibg to the end. Not a dull moment in this book. GET IT! IT WAS THAT GOOD ;)
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Posted July 31, 2012
This book was so boring! Thats really all i can say! I thought i was never going to get thru it!
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Posted July 19, 2012
I liked this book for an afternoon read.
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Posted July 5, 2012
I love stories like this. A quick read and i didnt want to put it down.
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Posted July 3, 2012
A good story! Enjoyed reading.
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Overview
Cynical billionaire Daniel Moretti works hard, plays harder, and has one ironclad rule. Never trust a woman. Bad news for historian Charlotte Doherty who shows up at exactly the wrong time. Like every other woman in Daniel’s life, Charlotte wants something from him–the deed to her family farm. Daniel agrees, but only if he gets something in return: Charlotte’s company for the weekend!
The property is Charlotte’s only link to the mother she never knew. Desperate to keep her ...