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The Inheritance: A Novel
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Expected 30 Dec 25352 pages, Paperback
Expected publication December 30, 2025
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Trisha Sakhlecha
5 books301 followersTrisha Sakhlecha grew up in New Delhi and now lives in London. She works in fashion and is a graduate of the acclaimed Faber Academy writing course. In the past, Trisha has worked as a designer, trend forecaster, and lecturer. Your Truth or Mine? is her first novel.
Learn more about Trisha on trishasakhlecha.com or on Instagram @trishasakhlecha
Learn more about Trisha on trishasakhlecha.com or on Instagram @trishasakhlecha
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December 1, 2025Source: What To Read If 12/1/25
After recovering from a stroke, Raj Agarwal is finally ready to retire from the multi-million-dollar business he built — and announce his succession plan. He, his frail wife, their party girl daughter Aisha, son/assumed heir Aseem and his Instagram influencer spouse Zoe gather at the inn their eldest daughter Myra is building on a remote Scottish island.
The more time they spend together, the clearer it becomes each of the Agarwals is keeping things hidden. And, one of those secrets will lead to a murder.
I expected The Inheritance to be a locked-room mystery in the style of And Then There Were None, but it’s more of a family drama with a murder in the background. Trisha Sakhlecha does an admirable job building — and maintaining — the tension throughout the book. I was stressed for the Agarawals the whole time they were on the island.
After recovering from a stroke, Raj Agarwal is finally ready to retire from the multi-million-dollar business he built — and announce his succession plan. He, his frail wife, their party girl daughter Aisha, son/assumed heir Aseem and his Instagram influencer spouse Zoe gather at the inn their eldest daughter Myra is building on a remote Scottish island.
The more time they spend together, the clearer it becomes each of the Agarwals is keeping things hidden. And, one of those secrets will lead to a murder.
I expected The Inheritance to be a locked-room mystery in the style of And Then There Were None, but it’s more of a family drama with a murder in the background. Trisha Sakhlecha does an admirable job building — and maintaining — the tension throughout the book. I was stressed for the Agarawals the whole time they were on the island.
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