Entitled

By: Leonard H. Orr

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About the Book

To protect their lavish allowances, four charismatic sisters in their thirties try to seduce, cajole, and mislead their less well-off neighbor Benjamin, who their father has hired to investigate an attempt to smother him while he was in the hospital recovering from a car crash. Their feckless brother responds by threatening Benjamin with a shotgun, while their socialite mother falsely confesses to the crime. Trying to dominate everyone is their father, a wheeling, dealing, helicopter-flying entrepreneur who is afraid he might have hallucinated the smothering, even more afraid that it might have been real, and terrified that he might be losing control of his family and fortune. Desperate, he implements a devious and dastardly scheme . . .

Played out on the fashionable Connecticut shore and Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the shenanigans of the entitled rich don’t prevent Benjamin from finding the truth, and maybe even love.

My Review

This was such an interesting and engrossing read! I enjoyed all of the abhorrent characters, they are always quite interesting. It’s amazing how money makes people act. Even when it’s amongst their own family members! I was truly surprised at some of the non family characters as well. Between Whitney, Benjamin, Jody, and Phil, no one seemed to really be the good guy, and that worked perfectly for this book.

There were a few really suspenseful scenes that kept me on the edge of my seat. First there was a scene with Theo, Tess, Charlie, and Whitney. Then there was a scene towards the end of the book with the whole family. I couldn’t believe what I was reading! I was not prepared for that twist. Then the very end of the book threw in another twist, and that was another great one. Again, I didn’t suspect it but I’m glad we got an answer.

Each of these siblings are cunning, secretive, greedy, and…. Entitled. The perfect title for this wonderful book.

It’s out now, so you can check it out here!

About the Author

Leonard H. Orr has written for The Village Voice, The New York Times, and other publications. A graduate of Swarthmore College, he has also been an editor and investment manager, where he’s been a witness to the ambition and entitlement and sorrow his novel portrays.

Website: https://www.leonard-orr.com/