Daisy Haites

Daisy Haites is a gripping tale that delves into the complexities of familial loyalty, love, and the struggle for autonomy. Set against the gritty backdrop of London, the novel follows 20-year-old Daisy Haites, an heiress to a notorious criminal empire, who finds herself ensnared in a life far from normal.

The Plot

After the tragic murder of their parents, Daisy's life is governed by her older brother, Julian, whose ruthless control over the family’s empire stifles Daisy’s desires for freedom. As she grapples with her identity and the expectations placed upon her, Daisy becomes captivated by Christian Hemmes, a man whose own emotional barriers and ties to another woman complicate their budding relationship.

As Daisy and Christian navigate their feelings, the stakes rise. Their connection threatens to unveil buried secrets and loyalties that could jeopardise not only their lives but also the fragile power dynamics within the criminal world they inhabit. With every choice, Daisy must confront the weight of her family legacy and the cost of pursuing her own happiness.

Themes

• Familial loyalty and its burdens
• The quest for personal freedom
• The complexities of love and emotional availability

Daisy’s journey is a poignant exploration of self-discovery, set in a vividly rendered world that echoes the themes found in works like ‘The Godfather’ and ‘The Beautiful and Damned’. Readers who appreciate character-driven narratives filled with tension and moral dilemmas will find themselves captivated by Daisy's story.