When international diplomat, Sloane Calloway, flies home for her father’s funeral, she expects to grieve and leave. What she gets instead is a global private bank worth billions, a grandmother with fifty years of secrets, a sister scorned, a brother with no limits, and a discovery about her father that could put everyone in danger.

Now Sloane is running Calloway Sterling, navigating a hostile board, a decades-long war with a ruthless Italian enemy, and the dangerous, complicated attention of Lucian Maro, the most compelling man in Geneva and possibly the last person who saw her father alive. Daniel, the man she loves, is slowly fading into her past. Lucian is everything the new world is made of. And Sloane is discovering that the woman she is becoming may not be able to keep both.

Meanwhile, Victoria, brilliant and battle-hardened, holds the empire together while slowly falling apart. And Reed, beautiful and reckless, is running from his mistakes while Eve is playing a game of chess with her arch nemesis.

The Inheritance is a sweeping story of romance, power, revenge, and fun that takes readers across the globe from New York to Geneva to Dubai.

Some inheritances come with a title. This one comes with a war.

It's 2:14 in the morning, eleven miles off Catalina, and Margaux Whitcomb's fourth husband has been in the Pacific for twenty-two minutes. She's wearing his robe, eating his caviar, and crying to the Coast Guard while admiring her nail polish.

She's had a lot of practice.
There was Ray, an inncocent cop named wade, Dennis, who loved his cat more than her. walter, And now Teddy, a private-equity man who should never have gone out on deck with a woman who doesn't believe in accidents.

Told by the killer herself, straight to you, To Darling, With Love is a darkly funny, twisty psychological thriller about money, mothers, and the women They're made into. You'll be appalled. You'll root for her anyway. And by the time she's finished confessing, you'll wonder what kind of person that makes you.

Pour yourself something, darling. This one's just between us.