Heiress Takes All by Emily Wibberley

Heiress Takes All

by Austin Siegemund-Broka

Read by Laura Knight Keating

The Inheritance Games meets Ocean’s 11 in this thrilling adventure about a teenager determined to pull off the perfect heist in the middle of her father’s wedding.

Seventeen-year-old Olivia Owens isn’t thrilled that her dad’s getting remarried…again. She’s especially not thrilled that he cheated on her mom, kicked them out of their Rhode Island home, and cut Olivia out of her rightful inheritance.

But this former heiress has a plan for revenge. While hundreds of guests gather on the grounds of the gorgeous estate where she grew up, everyone will be thinking romance—not robbery. She’ll play the part of dutiful daughter, but in reality she’ll be redistributing millions from her father’s online accounts. She only needs the handwritten pass code he keeps in the estate’s safe.

With the help of an eclectic crew of high school students and one former teacher, Olivia has plotted her mid-nuptial heist down to the second. But she didn’t plan for an obnoxiously nosy wedding guest, an interfering ex-boyfriend intent on winning her back, greedy European cousins with their own agenda, or a vengeful second wife. When everything seems like it’s going wrong, Olivia has to keep her eyes on what really matters: getting rich. And when she’s done, “something borrowed” will be the understatement of the year.

About the Author

Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka met and fell in love in high school. Austin went on to graduate from Harvard, while Emily graduated from Princeton. Together, they are the authors of numerous YA novels, as well as adult romance. Now married, they live in Los Angeles, where they continue to take daily inspiration from their own love story. They can be found online at emilyandaustinwrite.com.

From NOVL Nation

“This book has all the Reputation vibes, filled with a badass MC who is trying to rob her rich father on his wedding day while trying to steer clear of the ex that wants her back.”

“The wildness of the plot and the heist really made it all the more enjoyable. It’s absurd but in a really great way that makes it seem like anything is possible, along the lines of Ocean’s 11.”