The Voss Inheritance
After dying in disgrace, Kieran Voss wakes ten years in the past with a second chance. Haunted by his abusive adoptive family, he must decide: rebuild their empire or let it fall while he builds his own. A powerful drama of redemption and revenge.
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Characters
Elara Voss
antagonist
A striking woman in her early thirties with platinum blonde hair always pulled back in a severe bun and eyes the colour of frost. She wears tailored suits that cost more than most people's monthly rent and speaks with a clipped, aristocratic accent. Her smile is a weapon, her silence a threat.
Kieran Voss
protagonist
A lean, sharp-eyed man in his late twenties with prematurely greying temples and a habit of rolling his shoulders as if shrugging off a weight. He dresses in understated but expensive clothes, always with a dark green scarf that was his late mother's. His quiet intensity makes people lean in, but his smile rarely reaches his eyes.
Matthias Reinhardt
supporting
A burly, bearded man in his fifties with kind eyes and calloused hands. He wears simple, practical clothes and smells of coffee and machine oil. His laugh is a low rumble that puts people at ease, but his gaze misses nothing.
Reinhard Voss
minor
A tall, gaunt man in his sixties with steel-grey hair and a perpetual frown. He wears bespoke suits and carries himself with military rigidity. His voice is a low growl, and his eyes are the colour of slate. He rarely shows emotion, but when he does, it is terrifying.
Sophie Lindqvist
supporting
A petite woman in her late twenties with a cascade of dark curls, freckles, and a perpetually ink-stained fingers from her work as a journalist. She favours vintage dresses and worn leather boots, and her smile is disarming. She has a habit of biting her pen when thinking.
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