A Week from Sunday

A Week from Sunday by Dorothy Garlock, published by Grand Central Publishing in 2007, is a historical fiction novel that unfolds the story of Adrianna Moore, who faces the dual challenges of her father’s death and the unexpected revelation that her inheritance has been bequeathed to his lawyer. This lawyer, described as a social climber, demands that Adrianna marry him within a week to reclaim her estate. In a bid for freedom, she embarks on a journey that leads her to an unforeseen encounter with Quinn Baxter, a truck driver whose life becomes intertwined with hers.

As Adrianna navigates her new reality, she finds herself living in Quinn’s home, where she tutors his younger brother and plays piano in his tavern to repay her debt. The narrative explores her growing attraction to Quinn and the dynamics with the tavern patrons, while also introducing tension from Quinn’s housekeeper, who has her own ambitions. The story captures themes of romance and resilience against the backdrop of historical challenges, inviting readers to engage with Adrianna’s quest for independence amidst the pressures of her past. This edition spans 372 pages and is presented in English.