Seduced by Sunday: Weekday Brides, Book 6

It’s bad when you purchase a book years ago, but never read until now. And although I’ve read others in the series, I just never got around to reading this one. I want to say this book had so many layers. I do recommend you read the other books in the series though. It just gives more meaning when you read about the secondary characters in the story. This book had me laughing, sighing, and angry. I could not put it down because there was some elements of mystery. I felt for Meg and Gabi for different reasons. I would have liked the interactions between Val and Meg to be stronger. But other aspects of the story was good enough to still rate the book 5 stars instead of 4. I’m going to reread the first book in the series before reading the last, which is Gabi’s story. And if you haven’t already, read the first in the Series. It’s a “read again” book.

I know that these books are stand alone but they are so much better if read in order so you can get excited when the gang keeps showing up.Meg has learned of an island off the Florida Keys that specializes in secrecy of their clientele, no pictures, no paparazzi. This fits the bill of what Alliance could use. So she and Michael are going to go check things out. Michael is automatically cleared but Meg isn’t. Once she is, she’s going to give this overweight, bald Italian a piece of her mind. Well the Italian turns out to be gorgeous and sparks start flying.To test the waters she and Michael take a day trip over to Key West. Low and behold the internet is quiet. Thinking they have stumbled onto perfection Michael invites Ryder for a couple of days and Meg starts a friendship with Val’s sister Gabi. Gabi’s fiancé provides some wine that makes Michael think this is not really his wines. Val suddenly receives pictures of them via email. That means someone has a camera on his island.A series of accidents start and Michael is afraid his secret is soon to be out. Michael and Meg fly to Italy to check out the wine and Gabi is whisked away by her fiancé for a private wedding. So go get the book and finish the story. It will be worth your time.

This was fantastic! I loved Meg, I loved Val, and I loved that we got to see Michael so much in this story! I sort of wish he could have gotten his own book to finish his story line off, but I will take what I can get. This one was just as much fun as the others in the series, and I loved being able to envision so many picturesque places in this story. Made me itchy to get near a beach!I loved how strong Meg was. She is independent, smart and brave. I loved her banter with Val and that he never resented her for how she was, or seemed put off to let her take center stage. They were both fantastic together, and their chemistry was hot. I craved their scenes together. My heart broke for Val's sister, Gabi, and I can't wait to see her get her true happy ending in the next book. I definitely recommend this book if you are a fan of romantic suspense.

Seduced by Sunday was my least favorite of the Weekday Bride Series. That does not mean that I didn't enjoy it, just that I didn't connect to these character like I did the reset in the series.First off this book is the 6th in the series. Though it can be read alone, I would not recommend it.We meet Meg earlier as the roommate of Judy Gardner. Meg was a college student that really did not know what she wanted to do with her business degree when she graduated, but knew that she wanted stability in her life. She goes to work for Allience and believes that she has found her dream jobMeg hears about this island that is completely private, without any paparazzi. She books a weeks stay there with Judy's brother Hollywood legond Michael to test the security.Valentino owns an exclusive island and is suspicious of Meg and Michael. He quickly finds himself drawn to Meg.The story is good and has a bit of suspense though the major plot line never really made sense to me. Why would the villain email picture of Michael and Meg, that action only brought him and his activities to the fore front.Overall a good story. There were just some plot threads that I felt were not quite as strong as the other books in the series.The following information is provided so that the reader can decide if this is the type of book for them. It is not meant as judgement rather as a guide for readers to decide if this is their type of book.Language:There are some swear words but only a couple of occasions. Used in a way to make the characters real.Sex: There are several descriptive sex scenes. They are M/F in a relationship. Though they are descriptive the language used is not graphic.Story/Sex: There are several sex scenes in the book but they do not out weigh the story.;

Oh WOW, Catherine is one heck of a story teller! Edge of the seat stuff.Absolutely loved Meg, as with all the Weekday heroines, she was strong, independent, sassy and badass. Meg was all that and more.Valentino at first I didn't like him, he was egotistical, arrogant and slimy, but as we got to know him, along with Meg, he worked his way under my skin.Bless him, Michael, lovely to catch up with him again, but he does get himself into some scrapes, doesn't he? Glad he made peace with his parents, and hopefully now he and Ryder get to live peacefully.I loved how Judy, Neil and Rick came to Meg's rescue, not only with helping her secure background information, but at a time when she really needed their help, and we knew Rick and Neil were more than capable.The island sounds idyllic, does it really exist? maybe I'd like to go and visit...Meg and Val were destined to be together, even if they both fought it at first.I was with Meg after meeting Val's sister Gabi's fiance; Alonzo. He was very shifty and was never going to be able to pull anything off, his team, although appeared to be with him, weren't quite there even if they did scare them all into thinking they could never get caught.Poor Gabi, she really was an innocent bystander in all of this, even after all she went through with Alonzo, she actually was a sweet girl, and I was glad that Meg deemed her to be a friend.Had to love Val and Gabi's Mm, she was lovely, and I had an inkling she knew where Val and Meg were headed!With all the Drama, I loved this story, you are slowly brought into the mix so far that you don't want to out it down until the book is finished, but at the same time, trying to keep it going as long as possible.I have loved getting updates on Blake and Sam; Eliza and Carter; Gwen and Neil; Karen, Zach and Michael and Judy and Rick. This group of friends are exactly where yu want them to be when you need one of them, I think Gabi is going to fit in nicely with all of them.I'm glad Meg realised just exactly what she was missing, had to laugh when Val turned up slightly too late, and the airport scene was truly wonderful.Sad its going to be the final book soon, and I hope we get a recap on all the couples, has been a pleasure getting to follow this group.A story where love and family prevails over everything else, where the thrill and excitement keeps you on the edge of your seat, and has you swooning when all the ducks are lined up in a row!!!!

Book 6 and the romance hasn't waned, the pace hasn't slowed and the author is still able to keep the series fresh and exciting. Loved this book!Characters who are full of life, passionate people who are engaging and believable. They have great chemistry together with feisty interactions, ,hot sex, but more importantly there is an honesty in their relationship. They are made for each other, the heroine is cynical about love and the hero suspicious, yet love thrives. Wow!Do not miss this series, it is better if read in order, it's a strong tale of love, a thrilling story with plenty of intrigue and action. Book 7, the final installation, I'm ready.

A feisty Italian falls for the beautiful Meg. Meg and Michael go to a secluded island to scout out exactly how secure it is. Blackmail, a dodgy fiance, family feuds and lots of secrets.

Six books in and the series is a good now as at the beginning. While the basic premise of the series revolves around, Alliance, an elite and secret marriage agency, every story is totally diverse.This book features Meg, an employee of Alliance and her adventures on a tropical island.I like this series because the characters are engaging and easy to relate to, there's plenty of intrigue and suspense with just a touch of bedroom action.

When I started reading this book I at first thought it wasn't as good as Bybee's other ones, but as I continued reading I was once again hooked and couldn't put it down. Another fab blend of romance, mystery, intrigue and thriller. Again a very different storyline to the others however with the same characters but with the addition of new ones too. Thoroughly enjoyable. I look forward to reading the 7th and most recent book next, I predict Gabi's story.