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New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Catherine Bybee spins a dazzling tale of long-lost relatives, overnight riches, and unexpected romance in the dramatic second book of The Heirs series.
Sarah McNeilly is a rare find in the tabloid industry. She won’t ignite gossip. She finds the truth. And for once, that’s what her boss wants. With her job on the line, Sarah’s latest assignment is to identify the elusive “Maximillian Smith,” unearth his connection to the billionaire Stone family, and dig up some dirt.
Yesterday Max was an ordinary working man, concerned with little more than the price of gas. Now he suddenly has a family, jaw-dropping wealth, and an avid (if clumsy) reporter on his trail. With the press threatening to destroy his new life, he needs to release his real story strategically, and Sarah is the key—not to mention an adorable yet invaluable resource for finding his mother.
As Max and Sarah team up to peel back the ugly layers of Max’s past, they stumble heart-first into their fiery attraction. But when their research threatens their newly built trust, it’s their future that is on the line.
Read book one in The Heirs series, All Our Tomorrows, available now on #kindleunlimited.
New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author Catherine Bybee has written over forty-five books that have collectively sold more than eleven million copies. Her titles have been translated into more than twenty languages. Raised in Washington State, Bybee moved to Southern California in the hope of becoming a movie star. After growing bored with waiting tables, she returned to school and became a registered nurse, spending most of her career in urban emergency rooms. She now writes full time and has penned the popular Not Quite, Weekday Brides, Most Likely To, and First Wives series.
I've seen this one quite a bit.
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Quit adding to my TBR list! ;D This does sound like such a good read; and what a shock for Max to learn about his real dad after growing up the way he did.
ReplyDeleteLove that Max was found by his family! This looks good.
ReplyDeleteI think I would be mad if I found out my dead parents knew about me and didn't do anything about it until he was gone. This sounds good though.
ReplyDeleteI am glad they found each other and was not at each others throats
ReplyDeleteI guess I could forgive my father for no relationship if he made me a billionaire. I would be happy that Max was able to connect with his family, too.
ReplyDeleteI loved Bybee's last series and really want to read and/or listen to this one. I believe the audiobook is also available through KU, so I am off to check it out. Great review, Rachel. Max sounds like a character I would like to meet.
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