The Same Backward As Forward (The Inheritance Games) (Tpb)

The Same Backward As Forward (The Inheritance Games) is a gripping romantic suspense that roots the saga in new shadows of danger and desire. Blending an enemies-to-lovers romance with high-stakes secrets, it’s written for readers who crave clever plotting, moody atmosphere, and an emotionally charged journey. Perfect for fans of The Inheritance Games and readers seeking a fresh origin story, this novel delivers a moody, adventurous heartbeat. In this origin tale, Hannah Rooney—a 20-year-old nursing student trying to outrun a notorious family—collides with Tobias Hawthorne II, the heir to a fortune whose charm hides a storm of rage and hidden past. The book’s signature format invites you to experience the same night from two sides: begin with Hannah’s perspective, then flip the book to see Toby’s memories, motives, and revelations. The narrative weaves memory, grief, and a dangerous pull between two people who should resist, yet can’t. The Same Backward As Forward offers a fresh, origin-focused entry into the Hawthorne world. Written in a clean, cinematic voice, The Same Backward As Forward builds its world through sharp dialogue, vivid settings, and a pace that keeps you turning pages. The dual viewpoint deepens the tension—each chapter reframes what you thought you knew—while the threads of betrayal, family loyalty, and a history of crime keep the stakes high. If you’re drawn to stories where love must navigate loyalty and vengeance, this tale delivers a provocative, unforgettable journey. Dual perspective storytelling from Hannah’s point of view, then Toby’s, with a flip-ready format Enemies-to-lovers romance set against danger and long-buried secrets Unique flip-format that reveals different angles on the same events Memory, loss, and redemption woven through a rich Hawthorne family saga Cinematic, fast-paced writing that invites re-reading and reflection Lays the groundwork for the broader Inheritance Games universe and the saga to come After finishing The Same Backward As Forward (The Inheritance Games), you’ll feel more connected to the Hawthorne world and eager to see where this origin story leads the saga next, carrying with you a hopeful yet tempered sense of what love and loyalty can endure.