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All Our Tomorrows by Catherine Bybee

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All Our Tomorrows by Catherine Bybee is the first in the Heirs series and it ends on a cliffhanger or at least with plenty of unfinished business to be sorted. 

Chase and Alex are mentioned in their deceased father's will, but so is a third child, a step sibling neither of them new anything about. With tremendous help from their assistant, they eagerly start hunting for the unknown sibling so they can claim the estate. 

It seemed naive at times, that they'll find them and then run the company together as a happy family... What if they are not at all interested or want all for them self? Well, we never find that out in this book as it ends before it gets to that part. 

Well paced, great characters, a few laughs, some romance and unexpected twists make this a great first book in the series.


Pre-order your copy now for delivery on 18 June 2024.


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