Published by: Entangled Publishing
Age Recommend: Adult
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Raven Rating: 4
Blog Review For: GMTA
Review:
"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 emotions
from 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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