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Tobias Hawthorne chose Avery because he knew that his reputation would cause his enemies to come after his fortune once he has passed. He didn’t want Grayson, or any other Hawthornes, to have to deal with them and be in harms way. So he chose Avery, he found out things about her to lead them down the wrong path of figuring out why.
The book follows Avery’s journey as she unravels the clues Tobias left behind, hoping to understand why a man she doesn’t remember meeting left her billions of dollars. In her sleuthing, Avery is joined by the four Hawthorne boys, Tobias’s brilliant grandsons, and discovers sordid secrets about the Hawthorne family’s history.
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Early Life
Avery's mother passed away when she was fifteen. Since then, her half-sister, Libby Grambs, has taken custody of her and the two live together in New Castle, Connecticut. She works at a hole-in-the-wall diner to help pay rent as she and Libby are just scraping by. Avery has a plan to ensure a better future. She is currently a junior and will graduate next year with at least two semesters' worth of college credits. Her test scores should put her in scholarship contention at the University of C...
Avery Kylie Grambs gets notice that she inherited billionaire Tobias Hawthorne's money. But to claim it she has to live in the Hawthorne house for a year. When moving in she meets the 4 hot Hawthorne brothers and has to deal with them. The mystery rises when Avery has to go through mazes, riddles, and a bunch of clues to figure out why Tobias would ever to choose her. A girl he has never met.
Avery has been living in Hawthorne House for less than a month. Avery learns the extent to which she has gained notoriety and thus the level of the inevitable hate that comes with it. Someone leaves examples of the online death threats against her in her locker at school. She learns there just might be more than one game, for reasons as to why she was picked, which is confirmed by her dad's circled signature on her birth certificate, and the four brothers and Avery set out to solve the mystery.
Avery has thick ashy-brown hair that's not quite wavy, not quite straight with natural lighter highlights. Her eyes are hazel with golden-brown flecks, framed by thick eyebrows. She is described as having an expressionless face that is very hard to read although Grayson Hawthorne has no trouble reading her expression. Avery believes there is nothin...
Avery is brilliant, curious, practical, and a logical thinker. She has always been good at math, and as a great guesser, she is able to solve various mysteries, riddles, and puzzles. She is a straight-A student and wants to attend college and major in actuarial science. Avery is a bit of a loner. Her lack of friends is more a result of practicality...
Avery meets Jameson when she is brought to Hawthorne House for the reading of Tobias Hawthorne's will. Jameson is immediately fascinated with her, and Avery is immediately attracted to him even though she knows he is a bad idea. They start a strange kind of friendship. They work together to find clues to solve Tobias's puzzle he left his grandsons. He has the tendency to constantly give Avery nicknames. He first calls her Mystery Girl, then M.G., and finally Heiress. On one occasion he calls...
Avery and Grayson meet when Grayson arrives at her high school to inform her that she is in his grandfather's will and must come with him to Hawthorne House. After Tobias's will is read, Grayson becomes hostile towards Avery because he believes she is a con-woman who manipulated his grandfather. He warns her several times to stay away from his family, and specifically from Jameson. Avery is immediately attracted to Grayson despite his rudeness and knowing that he is bad for her. When Avery's...
Avery and Xander have pretty much always had a smooth and friendly relationship. Xander did not hold any hate towards her inheriting Tobias Hawthorne's money. Xander would help Avery with the puzzles sometimes, and Avery and Xander have mutual respect for each other. Avery and Xander become real friends as they spend more time together. He becomes Avery's "self-appointed BHFF, Best Hawthorne Friend Forever, and considers it his sacred duty to keep her spirits high."
Avery has been running a weekly poker game in her high school's parking lot to finance Harry's breakfasts, and sometimes her own.She owns an ancient Pontiac.Avery hates butterscotch. Chocolate cupcakes are her favorite.She played her first game of chess at six years old.Jan 21, 2024 · The plot thickens with the revelation that Avery had a fleeting encounter with Tobias as a child and that her chess partner, Harry, is actually the presumed-dead Toby, Tobias’s son. Characters. Avery Kylie Grambs: The protagonist of the story, Avery is a smart, resourceful high school junior with a talent for numbers and games like chess. Her ...
Avery studied hard enough in school to get A’s, but spent most of her time working extra shifts at a diner to help Libby pay the rent. She had not heard Tobias’ name until his grandson, Grayson Hawthorne, tracked her down at school. Tobias had required that Avery be present when the will was read.
If you view red ink through the red square, you won’t be able to see it. But if there is another color of ink layered under the red ink, you’ll be able to see it through the red acetate. Avery then discovers some pages of the book have individual words written on them. Avery flips through the book and pieces the words together: Where. A.
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These chapters also provide a first look at the letters Tobias left Avery and his grandsons, which will be key pieces in solving the “inheritance game” puzzle—why Avery was included in Tobias’s will. Avery has only read her own letter and Jameson’s adage-packed letter and is convinced they both hold clues: “There’s something there ...
