
Barely Heiresses: Amira Novel
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"Her desire for revenge burns hotter than any oven, but a billionaire chef might just melt her heart." Amira’s past is stained by a profound injustice inflicted by the powerful Banal family and their Banal Mining Corporation. Hating everything about the Banal name, she initially refuses her estranged grandfather, Don Alfonso Banal's, invitation to a family dinner in Sagada, a gathering meant to introduce her to her seven half-siblings. Fate, however, intervenes, and Amira finds herself compelled to travel to Sagada. Her true mission isn’t reconciliation, but to stand alongside her best friend…
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Amira, fueled by a fierce desire for revenge against the Banal family and their destructive Banal Mining Corporation, faces a turning point. Their past actions have left a deep stain, making her despise the Banal name. Consequently, she initially rejects her estranged grandfather, Don Alfonso Banal’s, invitation to a Sagada family dinner, intended to introduce her to seven half-siblings. However, circumstances force Amira to travel to Sagada, driven not by a desire for reconciliation, but to s