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Represented By: Sharmaine Lovegrove
Independent production has been the backdrop to her life, however, she has many strings to her bow. In 2013, she launched ‘Uplus’, a business helping young people make informed career decisions in the creative industries. She now runs a film location business and studio,‘On Kew’, from the home she and her husband built in 2022.
Writing has been her passion for as long as she can remember. She launched a blog ‘Motherhoodthetruth.org’ in 2011 which is still read and shared every day. She has written TV and film scripts throughout her production career. She wrote a book in 2019 about her father, accumulating all the stories of his life from family and childhood friends. As Stephen King says, don’t write unless you love it. She not only loves it, it feeds her soul.
Tiffany lives near Richmond in London with her husband photographer and director Chris Newton, their two teenage boys, and three dogs.
Represented By: Sharmaine Lovegrove
Independent production has been the backdrop to her life, however, she has many strings to her bow. In 2013, she launched ‘Uplus’, a business helping young people make informed career decisions in the creative industries. She now runs a film location business and studio,‘On Kew’, from the home she and her husband built in 2022.
Writing has been her passion for as long as she can remember. She launched a blog ‘Motherhoodthetruth.org’ in 2011 which is still read and shared every day. She has written TV and film scripts throughout her production career. She wrote a book in 2019 about her father, accumulating all the stories of his life from family and childhood friends. As Stephen King says, don’t write unless you love it. She not only loves it, it feeds her soul.
Tiffany lives near Richmond in London with her husband photographer and director Chris Newton, their two teenage boys, and three dogs.
Author: Tiffany Newton
Genres: Upmarket Reading Group Fiction
The ties that bind also divide
Robert Ashford-Jones’ sudden death shatters the careful order of life at Hurlingham Hall.
In the wake of tragedy, Laura is left adrift, clinging to routine as grief threatens to consume her. But for her three children, mourning is quickly complicated by something far less comforting. Robert’s Will.
David, the devoted son, moves swiftly to take control of the family businesses, determined to protect his father’s legacy. Kristina, long accustomed to feeling like the outsider, is forced to question everything she thought she understood about love, loyalty, and her place within the family. Jennifer, navigating the brittle glamour of the film world, seeks distraction in chaos, even as her father’s absence destabilises her.
As old resentments resurface and uneasy questions begin to gather, the family must confront a troubling possibility. How well did any of them truly know the man whose approval, fortune, and authority shaped their lives?
Because inheritance is never only about money.
It is about power, memory, and the secrets families keep from one another.
Wealth divides them, tragedy unites them. An inheritance like no other.
For readers of Santa Montefiore’s sweeping family sagas and Taylor Jenkins Reid’s compulsive, character-driven dramas, and fans of Succession.