Weekend Agreement

De: Barbara Wallace

Narrado por: Tara Sands

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...

©2012 Barbara Wallace (P)2014 Audible Inc.

simple yet lovely

It's your normal broken man saved by the sweetness and sincerity of the main character. however it was still a good book . Simple and yet grabbed your attention and made you feel for both main characters.

Sorry, I prefer other Narrater.

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

Story is OK.Performance is a big Patience Tester.I totally agree with Mary-Jane!

What didn’t you like about Tara Sands’s performance?

Too much tension in her voice made me uncomfortable.Little too high voice,little too hash excortication sounds, little too fast speed....All those points tested my patience, but I think main point is too much tension in her voice .I would like to listen once she relife her tension from her way of living,so I guess even same high voice,hashness and fast speed can be her charm.

Weekend agreement

I received this audio book free.
I liked this book it was fun and funny.
I have recommend it to my family and friends.
It's is a good book.
It is worth your time.
Thank you
Maria Keesler

Really Nice

This is a very pleasant uplifting book about two people wanting to love, but afraid to take the risk. Charlotte is a professor with a best selling book who makes a deal with billionaire businessman Daniel Moretti in order to get back the farm her mother grew up on. Charlotte's mother left her and her father and brother when she was eight years older and was killed six months later. Thus the sole connection she has with her is the farm and some antique furniture.
Daniel Moretti is his mother's child from her first marriage; the one she ignores as if it had never happened. If he weren't a billionaire with connections in high places she would have forgotten he existed.
Unlike many books which feature romance this one doesn't go on and on describing emotions in such detail the fast forward button becomes attached to your finger. When the inevitable road block occurs in the relationship it isn't some ridiculous lack of communication issue getting blown totally out of proportion. It is instead an understandable overreaction based on personal history that is easily understandable.
Given the bargain price, this one is a great buy.

Narrator is bad

I couldn't finish the first chapter. The narrator is terrible. don't spend your money on this audible book.

Forcing myself to continue listening

Not finished listening, may switch to reading because I am not enjoying the Narrator.
The $1.95 is overpaying for this.