A Weekend Affair

By: Noelle Vella, Buck 50 Productions

Narrated by: Mishi LaChappelle

Gabby and Mischelle are best friends. Mischelle is despondent, unable to get over the hurt and betrayal of finding out her husband cheated on her with a younger woman - and even worse, he walked out on her and their children. Meanwhile, Gabby's relationship has imploded, and her ex refuses to believe it's over and has started to stalk her. These ladies need a break.

To get away from all the chaos, the women head to Tybee Island, Georgia, looking for a weekend of fun in the sun. Once they get there, they encounter two charismatic yet mysterious men who have the power to inexplicably change their lives forever...or at least for the weekend.

©2016 Noelle Vella (P)2018 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks

Good reading

I loved this story because it dealt with people who were struggling, wealthy, and financially stable. Showed black men who were honest about their situations and women who were vulnerable yet keeping their emotions in check. Next to Zane’s The other side of the pillow and Tracy Thompson Price’s A woman’s worth this was one of my favorite books. I hope the story will continue

I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THIS BOOK!

I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THIS BOOK! ❤️ it has been a long time since I read a genuinely good “sister-girl” book. I loved these 4 main characters and the author makes you truly want the best for them. In so many ways this book brought me back to great memories of times with my own girl friends and lovers. I hope there’s a part 2 to this book. I would love to see how things unfold beyond the weekend affair. Thank you N. Villa!

Nice simple story

I thought the story was cute. I also enjoyed the narrator and because we are all humans and make mistakes, I appreciate a error here and there.

A Weekend Affair

This book held my interest. I can't wait for the author to come out with her next book that I hope will pick up where this story left off.

Good Story

This weekend affair had me going along for much more than a weekend and still didn’t get enough. I want more