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Author: Tiffany Newton
Genres: Upmarket Reading Group Fiction
It asks: when everything is gone, what is left to hold us together? When Laura, the matriarch of the Walker family, dies suddenly, her three children are left to confront old wounds, buried secrets, and their mother’s last wishes. Kristina, the eldest, has only just begun to rebuild her fragile relationship with Laura when she loses her.
David, the son, is mistrusted by his sisters, who suspect he has manipulated their mother’s Will in his favour — though the truth is far more complex.
Emma, the youngest, is caught between loyalty to her siblings and her desire to carve out a life of her own.
As grief collides with suspicion, long-simmering resentments rise to the surface.
Yet in the aftermath of Laura’s death, the siblings face a choice: allow inheritance to divide them, or put love before money. In choosing to split the estate equally, they find a hard-won reconciliation, valuing their bond above all else.
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.
Author: Tiffany Newton
Genres: Upmarket Reading Group Fiction
It asks: when everything is gone, what is left to hold us together? When Laura, the matriarch of the Walker family, dies suddenly, her three children are left to confront old wounds, buried secrets, and their mother’s last wishes. Kristina, the eldest, has only just begun to rebuild her fragile relationship with Laura when she loses her.
David, the son, is mistrusted by his sisters, who suspect he has manipulated their mother’s Will in his favour — though the truth is far more complex.
Emma, the youngest, is caught between loyalty to her siblings and her desire to carve out a life of her own.
As grief collides with suspicion, long-simmering resentments rise to the surface.
Yet in the aftermath of Laura’s death, the siblings face a choice: allow inheritance to divide them, or put love before money. In choosing to split the estate equally, they find a hard-won reconciliation, valuing their bond above all else.
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.