The Inheritors – Harold Robins

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The Inheritors by Harold Robbins is a gripping, scandalous exposé of the entertainment industry, set against the backdrop of the 1950s and 1960s, where sex, power, and ambition collide.

The novel follows two ambitious men, Steve Gaunt and Sam Benjamin, as they navigate the cutthroat world of mass media. Gaunt, a visionary television executive, is building an empire with his rebellious nature and magnetic personality. On the other hand, Benjamin is carving out his own path in Hollywood, working his way up in the film industry. When their careers intersect, the partnership promises immense wealth and influence. But as they climb higher, they discover that in the world of television and movies, loyalty is fleeting, and friendships often break under the pressure of greed and betrayal.

Set in the glamour and glitz of the entertainment world, Robbins explores the darker side of fame, fortune, and the cost of success. The Inheritors is part of Robbins’ “trilogy of greed,” offering a fascinating, sometimes shocking look at the ruthless pursuit of power in the media.