Inside the Book:
Title: Girls' Weekend
Author: Cara Sue Achterberg
Release Date: May 3, 2016
Publisher: The Story Plant
Genre: Women's Fiction
Format: Ebook/Paperback
Harried Dani can't explain why she feels so discontented until she meets a young gallery owner who inspires her to rediscover the art that once made her happy.
Dependable Meg faces up to a grief that threatens to swallow her whole and confronts a marriage built on expectations.
Flamboyant Charlotte, frustrated with her stagnated life and marriage, pursues a playboy Irish singer and beachside business opportunities.
All three of these women thought they would be different. None of them thought they'd be facing down forty and still wondering when life starts. What they do when they realize where they're headed is both inspiring and wildly entertaining.
GIRLS' WEEKEND is a fun, yet poignant romp through the universal search of who we are, why we love, and what makes us happy by an author who is quickly emerging as one of our most incisive storytellers.
Thank you so for this interview, Charlotte. Now that
the book has been written, do you feel you were fairly portrayed or would you
like to set anything straight with your readers?
It’s not like I’m the bad guy in my marriage. A woman like
me can only handle being taken for granted and treated as the third wheel for
so long. I tried very hard. But a relationship goes two ways. Both parties have
to make the effort. The bottom line is that I wanted more from my life, from my
husband – from our relationship. I suppose I didn’t appreciate what I had, but
then, I don’t think many of us do.
What do you believe is your strongest trait?
What do you believe is your strongest trait?
I am a passionate person. I do not coast through this life.
Worst trait?
Worst trait?
I suppose my worst trait is impatience. I want people/life/everything
to move at a faster pace. Why should we wait around for anything?
Do you have a love interest in the book?
Do you have a love interest in the book?
I do. Or at least I thought I did.
At what point of the book did you start getting nervous about the way it was going to turn out?
At what point of the book did you start getting nervous about the way it was going to turn out?
Things began to spin out of control after I got a glimpse of
what I was sacrificing.
If you could trade places with one of the other characters in the book, which character would you really not want to be and why?
If you could trade places with one of the other characters in the book, which character would you really not want to be and why?
I would never want to be Meg. And it’s not because I think
her husband is a bore. I just don’t know how she can put one foot in front of
the other after losing a child. I know I’m not as brave as her. I could never
have survived what she’s been through.
How do you feel about the ending of the book without giving too much away?
How do you feel about the ending of the book without giving too much away?
I’m still not sure. I have my hopeful moments, but there are
some things that are hard to un-do.
What words of wisdom would you give your author if she decided to write another book with you in it?
What words of wisdom would you give your author if she decided to write another book with you in it?
I’d prefer a younger version of me. There’s just so many
adventures I could take readers on. I miss that me and I’m certain if given
another chance that book might have
to be shelved in the erotica section.
Thank you for this interview. Will we be seeing more of you in the future?
Thank you for this interview. Will we be seeing more of you in the future?
Hard to say. I believe the author is deeply involved with
another woman.
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