House of Bass
An affair. A family. A legacy.
ST. ANNABEL has lived a lifetime doing everything her father, tech mogul William Bass, wanted as his supposed eldest daughter and heir. Ordinary was not in the language written for her and he always expected a perfection that she was far from ready to give. When she is hit with the truth that things aren’t as they seemed, it doesn’t set her free. Instead, Annabel must decide whether to give it her all or fall further into despair.
HARLEY had spent years being the caretaker to her addict mother, until the truth of her birth leads her into a world of wealth and glamour. Forced to navigate this life she’s been thrust into, she relies on newfound friendships, while learning what it means to truly be a Bass. Harley wonders whether the father she had longed for was even worth craving in the first place.
Two girls. A family built on deceit. Now faced with the choice to exist together or lose themselves in this saga of family, affair and romance
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