The Heirs (Catherine Bybee) Books in Order

The Heirs series moves the focus into the glass and steel world of billion dollar corporations while keeping Catherine Bybee’s emphasis on family and emotional stakes. The central figures are the Stone siblings, adults who grew up largely outside their father Aaron’s ruthless orbit and are suddenly dragged into it after his death.

All Our Tomorrows introduces Chase Stone, a man who has built a modest, grounded life for himself only to learn that he and his sister Alex have inherited pieces of their estranged father’s global hotel empire. Along with the shock comes news of a half brother they never knew existed. To navigate hostile boardrooms, suspicious media, and the search for the missing heir, Chase relies on Piper Maddox, Aaron Stone’s hyper competent former assistant, whose own future is tangled up in the company’s secrets.

The Forgotten One shines a spotlight on Max, the third Stone sibling who grew up in the foster system with no idea of his bloodline. Overnight he goes from anonymous workingman to tabloid headline. Sarah McNeilly, a reporter who prides herself on finding the truth rather than manufacturing scandal, is assigned to expose him and instead becomes his partner in tracking down his past and reclaiming his story.

No More Yesterdays follows Alex as she grudgingly steps into the CEO role at Stone Enterprises. Determined to clean up their father’s mess and modernize the company, she becomes the target of increasingly serious threats. Hawk Bronson, a bodyguard with his own scars, is brought in to protect her, and their evolving relationship runs parallel to an investigation into who wants Alex out of the picture and why.

Across the trilogy, boardroom battles, inheritance puzzles, and questions of legacy are woven through character driven romances. The books can be read on their own, but taken together they build a complete arc about three very different siblings deciding what kind of family they want to be now that the man who shaped and wounded them is gone.