Free (Kindle UK) The Inheritance [Chick-Lit Family Business Dispute Romantic Comedy]

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The Inheritance by Angie Coleman, a pseudonym for Italian author Angela Iezzi (Fantastic Fiction, Newton Compton profile) is her standalone chick-lit-flavoured workplace rivalry f/m romantic comedy which is an enemies-to-lovers tale, starring a woman expecting to eventually take over the family business, only to find her father's will leaves a resented rival as director, only allowing her to inherit a small share on the stipulation that she work and live with him under the same roof for a year, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Head of Zeus' Aria imprint for digital first publications by newer and translated authors.

This was originally published in 2017 by Italian publisher Newton Compton as Gli effetti speciali dell'amore, and is translated by Marco Condorelli. This was a recipient of the 2016 Premio Ilmioesordio, which appears to be a publisher prize for best manuscript submission.

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Description
What happens when you are forced to live and work with your worst enemy? A feisty romance perfect for fans of Lindsey Kelk and Lucy Diamond.

Twenty-four-year-old Ashley Morgan thinks her future is guaranteed when she takes over the reins of her family business. What could go wrong?

But when her father decides to give the job to Jamie Standley, his right-hand man, Ashley feels cheated and breaks off all ties with her father.

Three years later at the reading of her late father's Will, she discovers to her horror that Jamie will continue to be director of Morgan & Hall, while she will only receive a small share in the business. But on one condition: that Ashley and Jamie work together and live under the same roof for a whole year...

Once again Ashley feels betrayed and cheated. To her, Jamie is an impostor and she is determined to make him pay. But forced cohabitation can sometimes have unpredictable consequences...