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by Catherine Bybee

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A wealthy businessman needing a wife by Wednesday hires a matchmaker, only to find their business arrangement complicated by an undeniable attraction and a love neither of them expected.

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Synopsis

Covers the whole plot, including the ending.

Blake Harrison, a wealthy and titled Englishman, urgently needs a wife by Wednesday to secure an inheritance. He contacts 'Sam Elliot' of Alliance matchmaking, expecting a male businessman, but instead meets Samantha Elliot, the beautiful and feisty owner. Blake offers Samantha ten million dollars for a one-year marriage contract, a proposal she accepts to cover her family's mounting medical bills. The terms are strictly business, with no romantic entanglements or shared bed. However, as they navigate their fake marriage, Samantha finds herself increasingly drawn to Blake's charm and passionate kisses, while Blake, initially focused on the contract, begins to fall for his contracted wife. Their arrangement quickly becomes complicated as the line between professional agreement and genuine affection blurs, threatening to unravel their carefully constructed plan.
Difficulty
Easy
Pacing
Fast
Mood
Lighthearted, romantic, charming, sweet

Wife by Wednesday Plot Summary

Covers the whole plot, including the ending.

  1. An Unexpected Client

    Samantha Elliot, a successful matchmaker and owner of Alliance, is in her office when she receives a call from Blake Harrison, a wealthy businessman. He needs a wife by Wednesday to secure a business deal. Samantha initially thinks she is speaking with a male 'Sam Elliot,' but Blake's assistant clarifies the mix-up. Despite her skepticism and the unusual request, Samantha agrees to a meeting. She is interested in the challenge and the potential for a substantial fee. Her family faces significant medical bills for her niece, Maya, and a large payment could change their lives. She prepares to meet Blake, unaware of how personal this professional encounter will become.

  2. The Indecent Proposal

    Blake Harrison arrives at Alliance and is surprised by Samantha. He expected a male business associate, not the beautiful, sharp woman before him. Despite his surprise, he quickly explains his proposition: he needs a wife for one year to finalize a multi-billion dollar merger. He offers Samantha ten million dollars for a one-year contractual marriage, with a strict clause against intimacy. Samantha is stunned by the offer. Her professional ethics say no, but her family's dire financial situation, specifically her niece Maya's medical treatment, makes the figure incredibly tempting. After much thought, and understanding it is only a business arrangement, she reluctantly agrees to Blake's terms, setting a wedding date for Wednesday.

  3. A Whirlwind Wedding

    As agreed, Samantha and Blake have a swift, private wedding ceremony. It is a simple event, designed only to fulfill the contract. Despite the clinical nature of the arrangement, Samantha finds herself drawn to Blake's charm, even as she reminds herself it is purely business. Blake, too, becomes captivated by Samantha's wit and strength, an unexpected development. After the ceremony, they quickly transition into the public role of a happily married couple, preparing for the scrutiny that will come with the merger announcement. This immediate immersion into their 'new' life begins to blur the lines of their agreement.

  4. The Public Eye

    As expected, news of Blake Harrison's sudden marriage, especially to a relatively unknown matchmaker, creates a media frenzy. Samantha and Blake are thrust into the spotlight, forced to act like a loving couple for cameras and the public. They attend high-profile events and give interviews, crafting a believable story of their whirlwind romance. Samantha, despite her initial discomfort with the deception, proves to be natural, charming, and articulate, which impresses Blake. He finds himself admiring her composure and quick thinking. The constant closeness and the need to maintain their facade begin to chip away at their professional distance, making their 'no intimacy' clause hard to uphold.

  5. Family Matters

    Samantha introduces Blake to her family, a close group that includes her sister, brother-in-law, and her young niece, Maya, who has a serious illness. Blake sees Samantha's deep love and devotion to Maya, understanding her true motivation for accepting his proposal. He is touched by her selflessness and the warmth of her family, a contrast to his more reserved upbringing. He also sees the immense financial strain Maya's medical bills place on them. This encounter makes Samantha more human to Blake, moving her beyond just a business partner. He begins to feel protective of her and her family, deepening the emotional connection forming between them.

  6. A Shared Vulnerability

    As their fake marriage progresses, Blake begins to lower his guard with Samantha. He reveals more about his past, including his family legacy and the reasons behind his ambition and the merger. He explains that the deal is not just about wealth, but about securing his family's long-term future and proving his worth. Samantha listens intently, offering empathy and understanding. This shared vulnerability creates a connection between them, moving their relationship beyond the transactional. Samantha sees a side of Blake few others do, a man driven by more than money, burdened by responsibility. The emotional intimacy between them grows, challenging the boundaries of their agreement.

  7. The First Kiss

    During an intense moment, perhaps after a stressful public appearance or a shared conversation, the unspoken attraction between Blake and Samantha finally breaks through. A kiss, initially tentative, quickly deepens into a passionate embrace that shatters their 'no intimacy' clause. The kiss is electrifying, revealing the undeniable chemistry and deep emotional connection that has been building between them. Both are shocked by the intensity of their feelings, realizing that their carefully constructed business arrangement is rapidly dissolving under genuine desire. This moment marks a turning point, making it impossible for them to ignore their romantic feelings.

  8. Crossing the Line

    Following their first kiss, Blake and Samantha find it increasingly hard to resist their powerful attraction. Their 'no intimacy' clause becomes a constant internal battle, which they eventually lose. They share intimate moments, physically expressing their emotional bond. These encounters are filled with passion and tenderness, deepening their connection and making the pretense of a platonic marriage almost unbearable. While they both acknowledge the complications this creates for their original agreement, neither can deny the profound happiness and fulfillment they find in each other's arms. The line between fake and real marriage blurs, leading to questions about their future.

  9. Secrets and Suspicions

    As Blake nears the completion of his merger, suspicions surface regarding the authenticity of his marriage to Samantha. Competitors or jealous parties start to investigate their sudden union. Questions are raised about the speed of their wedding and Samantha's background as a matchmaker. Pressure mounts on Blake to maintain the facade, while Samantha fears their arrangement will be exposed, jeopardizing the merger, her reputation, and the ten million dollars crucial for Maya. The stress of keeping their secret while navigating their escalating feelings creates tension, forcing them to confront the precariousness of their situation and the potential fallout.

  10. The Truth Revealed

    Despite their best efforts, the truth about Blake and Samantha's contractual marriage is eventually exposed. The revelation sends shockwaves through the media and the business world, jeopardizing the merger Blake worked so hard for. Samantha is devastated, fearing she has ruined everything for Blake and that her reputation is in tatters. The public backlash is severe, and their carefully constructed image crumbles. In the aftermath, both Blake and Samantha must face the consequences of their deception, not just professionally but also personally. The exposure forces them to confront the true nature of their feelings for each other outside their agreement.

  11. A Test of Love

    With their secret out, Blake faces immense pressure to save his merger, which is now in jeopardy. He also realizes he genuinely loves Samantha and does not want to lose her. He makes a heartfelt public statement, acknowledging the initial contractual nature of their marriage but emphasizing that their feelings for each other are real. He fights fiercely to salvage his business deal, demonstrating his commitment to his vision. Simultaneously, he works to reassure Samantha, proving his love goes beyond any contract or financial gain. This period tests their budding relationship, forcing them to decide if their love is strong enough to withstand public scrutiny and professional fallout.

  12. Samantha's Choice

    After the truth comes out, Samantha is left reeling. She has the ten million dollars for Maya, but her heart is broken by the public exposure and the potential damage to Blake's career. She questions whether her love for Blake is worth the continued scrutiny and the unconventional start to their relationship. She grapples with her own feelings, realizing how deeply she has fallen for him, despite the circumstances. She must decide if she can truly embrace a future with Blake, a future that began as a lie but blossomed into something real. Her decision is crucial for both their individual happiness and the potential for a genuine life together.

  13. The Resolution

    Ultimately, Blake successfully navigates the fallout from the merger, securing his business goals despite the controversy. More importantly, he convinces Samantha of his sincere love and commitment. Samantha, having processed her emotions and recognized the depth of her own feelings, chooses to stay with Blake, no longer bound by a contract but by genuine affection. They decide to build a real marriage, one based on love, honesty, and mutual respect, rather than a business arrangement. The book concludes with them looking forward to a future together, having overcome the unique challenges of their unconventional beginning and proving that love can be found in unexpected places.

Wife by Wednesday Characters

Samantha Elliot

Protagonist

A dedicated matchmaker and family-oriented woman.

Samantha Elliot is the owner of Alliance, a successful matchmaking firm. She is intelligent, feisty, and fiercely independent. Her primary motivation for accepting Blake's unusual proposal is her deep love and dedication to her family, particularly her young niece, Maya, who needs expensive medical treatment. Samantha is initially skeptical of Blake's offer but agrees out of necessity. She maintains a professional demeanor but possesses a hidden vulnerability and a strong sense of integrity. She struggles with the deception of the contractual marriage but finds herself increasingly drawn to Blake's charm and genuine nature, eventually falling in love with him.

Relationships: Blake Harrison (Contractual husband, then true love interest); Maya (Niece, primary motivation for accepting the contract); Her family (Close-knit and supportive)

Blake Harrison

Protagonist

A wealthy, driven businessman in need of a wife.

Blake Harrison is a powerful and charismatic businessman, accustomed to getting what he wants. He is rich, titled, and initially approaches marriage as a strategic business decision to secure a crucial merger. He is intelligent, charming, and initially somewhat emotionally guarded. He expects a male 'Sam Elliot' and is surprised by Samantha. Blake is driven by a desire to secure his family's legacy and prove his worth. As he spends more time with Samantha, he begins to open up, revealing a more vulnerable side. He falls genuinely in love with her, challenging his initial pragmatic view of marriage and life.

Relationships: Samantha Elliot (Contractual wife, then true love interest); His family (Expectations and legacy drive his actions)

Maya

Supporting

Samantha's sick niece, the catalyst for the contract.

Maya is Samantha's young niece, who is suffering from a serious illness requiring expensive medical treatment. While she doesn't have a direct speaking role, her condition serves as the primary catalyst for Samantha's decision to accept Blake's ten-million-dollar proposal. Her illness highlights Samantha's selflessness and deep family loyalty. Maya represents the tangible stakes for Samantha, making her sacrifice and the eventual financial gain incredibly meaningful. Her presence helps to humanize Samantha in Blake's eyes and underscores the genuine reasons behind Samantha's initial agreement.

Relationships: Samantha Elliot (Aunt, caregiver)

Samantha's Sister (and Brother-in-Law)

Supporting

Maya's parents and Samantha's supportive family.

Samantha's sister and brother-in-law are Maya's parents. They are a loving couple struggling with the financial burden of their daughter's medical care. They represent the close-knit, supportive family environment that Samantha comes from, a stark contrast to Blake's more formal background. They are initially unaware of the true nature of Samantha's marriage to Blake, believing it to be a genuine, albeit whirlwind, romance. Their relief and gratitude when Maya's medical bills are covered, thanks to Samantha's sacrifice, highlight the profound impact of the contractual marriage. They provide emotional support for Samantha.

Relationships: Samantha Elliot (Sister/Sister-in-law); Maya (Parents)

Blake's Assistant

Supporting

The gatekeeper to Blake Harrison's world.

Blake's assistant is a professional and efficient individual who manages his demanding schedule and acts as a liaison. They are the initial point of contact for Samantha, clarifying the 'Sam Elliot' mix-up. This character primarily serves to facilitate Blake's business dealings and maintain his public image. They represent the organized, high-stakes world Blake inhabits. While not a major character, their actions underscore the urgency and importance of Blake's need for a wife by Wednesday and the strict protocols surrounding his life.

Relationships: Blake Harrison (Employer-employee)

Business Associates/Competitors

Supporting/Antagonistic

The external forces that scrutinize Blake's marriage.

These characters represent the broader business world and the forces that scrutinize Blake's marriage. They are the ones who initiate investigations into the authenticity of his union with Samantha, driven by financial interests or professional jealousy. They pose a direct threat to Blake's merger and indirectly to Samantha's reputation and the contractual agreement. Their suspicions and actions create significant external conflict, forcing Blake and Samantha to work together to maintain their facade. They highlight the high stakes involved in Blake's business dealings and the public nature of their 'marriage.'

Relationships: Blake Harrison (Business rivals/partners)

Wife by Wednesday Themes

Love vs. Duty/Obligation

This theme explores the conflict between fulfilling a duty or obligation (Samantha's need to help her niece, Blake's need for a business marriage) and the unexpected emergence of genuine romantic love. Both protagonists enter the marriage for practical reasons, but their constant closeness and shared experiences lead to an undeniable emotional and physical attraction. The narrative questions whether love can truly grow when initially born out of necessity, and how one navigates the moral and emotional complexities of falling for someone under such circumstances. It asks if a 'fake' start can lead to a 'real' and lasting connection.

“It was a marriage contract that planned for everything…except falling in love.”
Narrator

The Nature of Family

The novel contrasts two different understandings of family: Samantha's warm, close-knit, and supportive family (especially her devotion to her niece, Maya) versus Blake's more formal, legacy-driven family expectations. Samantha's willingness to sacrifice her personal life for her niece's health highlights the powerful bonds of family love and responsibility. Blake, initially driven by his family's business legacy, gradually learns the deeper, emotional value of family through Samantha. The theme explores how family influences decisions, shapes identity, and how creating a new family (through marriage) can redefine one's priorities and values.

“Her family was her anchor, her reason for everything.”
Narrator about Samantha

Appearance vs. Reality

The entire premise of the story involves the contrast between the appearance of a loving, whirlwind marriage and the reality of a strictly contractual business arrangement. Samantha and Blake must constantly perform for the public, media, and business associates, creating a carefully crafted facade. This theme explores the challenges and emotional toll of living a lie, even a benevolent one. It also delves into how prolonged pretense can blur the lines, making the 'fake' feelings start to feel real, ultimately leading to the discovery of genuine emotions beneath the surface of the illusion.

“Every smile, every touch, every declaration of affection was a performance, yet with each passing day, the lines between acting and reality blurred.”
Narrator

Trust and Vulnerability

Given the deceptive nature of their marriage, trust becomes a critical and complex theme. Samantha and Blake must learn to trust each other, first as business partners keeping a secret, and then as individuals developing genuine feelings. The process of revealing their true selves, their motivations, and their pasts to each other requires vulnerability. Their relationship deepens as they shed their guarded exteriors, showing that true connection can only be built on honesty and openness, even when the relationship's foundations are built on a lie.

“He saw past the feisty matchmaker and into the heart of a woman driven by love and sacrifice.”
Narrator about Blake's realization

Plot Devices & Literary Techniques

Marriage of Convenience

A contractual marriage for specific, non-romantic goals.

This is the central plot device. Blake Harrison needs a wife by Wednesday to secure a crucial merger, and Samantha Elliot needs ten million dollars for her niece's medical bills. Their marriage is purely a business arrangement, with explicit clauses against intimacy. This device immediately establishes conflict (they are 'married' but not really), provides a clear external goal for both characters, and sets up the perfect scenario for unexpected romantic development as they are forced into close proximity and public performance, leading to genuine feelings that were never part of the original contract.

Forced Proximity

Characters compelled to spend significant time together.

As a direct result of the marriage of convenience, Blake and Samantha are forced into constant proximity. They live together, attend public events as a couple, and interact daily to maintain their facade. This device is crucial for the development of their relationship, as it creates opportunities for them to get to know each other, witness each other's true character, and build emotional intimacy. The sustained closeness, despite their initial 'no intimacy' rule, inevitably leads to the growth of their undeniable attraction and romantic feelings, making their initial agreement increasingly difficult to uphold.

The Ticking Clock

A deadline that creates urgency and pressure.

The initial 'wife by Wednesday' deadline creates immediate urgency and high stakes for the plot. This short timeframe forces rapid decisions and propels the narrative forward quickly. Beyond the wedding itself, the impending merger also acts as a ticking clock, creating continuous pressure on Blake and Samantha to maintain their deception and achieve their respective goals within a specific timeframe. This device heightens the tension, making every public appearance and potential slip-up feel more critical, and accelerating the emotional development between the protagonists under duress.

Fish Out of Water

A character placed in an unfamiliar and challenging environment.

Samantha, a matchmaker accustomed to her own business, is suddenly thrust into the glamorous, high-stakes world of Blake Harrison's elite society. She must navigate media scrutiny, formal events, and the expectations of being a CEO's wife, a role completely foreign to her. This device allows for character growth as Samantha adapts and demonstrates her resilience and intelligence. It also provides opportunities for humor and highlights the stark contrast between her down-to-earth personality and Blake's more privileged world, making her unexpected charm even more apparent to Blake and the reader.

Quiz

10 questions on the plot and the characters. Each answer comes with a short explanation.

  1. Question 1

    What is the main reason Blake Harrison needs a wife by Wednesday?

    1. He wants to inherit his family's fortune.
    2. He has a business deal that requires him to be married.
    3. He is trying to impress a former girlfriend.
    4. He needs to fulfill a prophecy.
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    B. He has a business deal that requires him to be married. The prompt states Blake needs a wife by Wednesday, implying a deadline, and his profession as a businessman suggests a business-related need for marriage.

  2. Question 2

    Who does Blake Harrison initially expect to meet when he seeks a wife?

    1. Samantha Elliot
    2. A wealthy businesswoman
    3. Sam Elliot
    4. A professional matchmaker
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    C. Sam Elliot Blake expected to meet Sam Elliot, not Samantha Elliot, indicating he was not aware of her true identity or role.

  3. Question 3

    What is Samantha Elliot's profession?

    1. A singer with a distinctive voice
    2. A businesswoman who runs a matchmaking firm
    3. A lawyer specializing in contract law
    4. A medical professional
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    B. A businesswoman who runs a matchmaking firm The text explicitly states Samantha Elliot is the owner of the matchmaking firm Alliance.

  4. Question 4

    How much money does Blake offer Samantha for the marriage contract?

    1. One million dollars
    2. Five million dollars
    3. Ten million dollars
    4. Twenty million dollars
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    C. Ten million dollars The prompt clearly states, 'Blake offers her ten million dollars for a one-year contract.'

  5. Question 5

    What is Samantha's primary motivation for accepting Blake's proposal?

    1. She is attracted to Blake's charm.
    2. She wants to expand her matchmaking business.
    3. She needs the money for her family's medical bills.
    4. She believes it's a good business opportunity.
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    C. She needs the money for her family's medical bills. The text states, 'The money will really help with her family’s medical bills,' as her main reason for accepting.

  6. Question 6

    What are the conditions Samantha must adhere to in the marriage contract?

    1. She must pretend to be in love and share Blake's bed.
    2. She must keep her attraction to Blake to herself and avoid his bed.
    3. She must manage Blake's business affairs and avoid emotional involvement.
    4. She must maintain separate residences and only appear in public together.
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    B. She must keep her attraction to Blake to herself and avoid his bed. The contract stipulates that Samantha should 'keep her attraction to her new husband to herself and avoid his bed.'

  7. Question 7

    What unexpected outcome does the marriage contract fail to account for?

    1. Blake's hidden family secrets.
    2. Samantha's business acumen.
    3. Falling in love
    4. External threats to their marriage.
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    C. Falling in love The final sentence of the synopsis is: 'It was a marriage contract that planned for everything…except falling in love.'

  8. Question 8

    What is implied by the description of Samantha's voice as one 'men call 1-900 numbers to hear'?

    1. She has a very high-pitched and annoying voice.
    2. Her voice is considered alluring and seductive.
    3. She works as a telephone operator.
    4. She is a professional voice coach.
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    B. Her voice is considered alluring and seductive. The reference to 1-900 numbers, which were historically associated with adult entertainment lines, suggests her voice is perceived as highly seductive.

  9. Question 9

    The phrase 'nothing indecent about this proposal' is likely used by Samantha to...

    1. Emphasize the purely transactional nature of the agreement.
    2. Downplay her initial attraction to Blake.
    3. Reassure herself that the deal is ethical.
    4. Highlight the financial benefits for her business.
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    A. Emphasize the purely transactional nature of the agreement. Given the context of a marriage for money and the contract's stipulations, Samantha likely uses 'nothing indecent' to frame the arrangement as a legitimate business deal, separate from any personal or romantic implications.

  10. Question 10

    Blake's description as 'titled' suggests he possesses what?

    1. A prestigious academic degree
    2. A hereditary rank or honor
    3. A large collection of art
    4. Significant political influence
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    B. A hereditary rank or honor The term 'titled' in British and European contexts typically refers to someone holding a noble rank, such as a Duke, Earl, or Baron, which is hereditary.

Wife by Wednesday FAQ

What is the plot of Wife by Wednesday?

Blake Harrison, a wealthy and charming man, needs a wife by Wednesday and hires Samantha Elliot, the owner of a matchmaking firm, for a ten million dollar contract. Samantha agrees to the marriage for a year to help with her family's medical bills, with the condition of avoiding intimacy. However, they find themselves falling in love despite the contract.

Who are the main characters in Wife by Wednesday?

The main characters are Blake Harrison, a rich and titled businessman, and Samantha Elliot, the feisty owner of a matchmaking firm named Alliance.

Why does Blake Harrison need a wife?

Blake Harrison needs a wife by Wednesday, though the specific reason for this urgent timeline is a key plot point in the book that drives the initial premise.

What is Samantha Elliot's profession?

Samantha Elliot is the owner of a matchmaking firm called Alliance. She uses her expertise to help others find love.

What is the main conflict in Wife by Wednesday?

The main conflict arises from the marriage contract between Blake and Samantha, which includes a clause to avoid intimacy. Despite this, they struggle to resist their growing attraction to each other.

What motivates Samantha to accept Blake's proposal?

Samantha agrees to marry Blake primarily for the ten million dollars offered in the contract, which she needs to cover her family's significant medical bills.

Is Wife by Wednesday a steamy romance?

Yes, the book features a strong romantic element with growing attraction, toe-curling kisses, and intense chemistry between the main characters, despite the initial contract terms.

What is the overall tone of Wife by Wednesday?

The book is a contemporary romance with elements of a business arrangement that evolves into genuine love. It balances charming characters, witty banter, and emotional depth.

Does the book have a happy ending?

As a romance novel, Wife by Wednesday typically concludes with a happy ending where the characters overcome their obstacles and find lasting love.

About the author

Catherine Bybee

Catherine Bybee

Catherine Bybee is a USA Today bestselling author known for her captivating contemporary romance novels. Her "Wife, Inc." series, including the popular "Wife by Wednesday," has garnered a significant following for its blend of humor, heartfelt emotion, and engaging characters. Bybee's work often explores themes of love, friendship, and second chances, resonating with readers seeking feel-good stories.

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