The Secretly Rich Man

By day he is a successful billionaire and by night he is a worthless Live-in son-in-law of the Carrion family who was looked down on by everyone in the family. Despite every persistence by her family to divorce Harry, Lisa is only interested in her business without realizing that he is the heir to a multi-billion corporation that secretly backs up her business when it is on the verge of crumbling. While he endures all the humiliation thrown at him by the entire family, Harry Fletcher secretly plans revenge that would bring all his enemies to their knees.

For five years, Andy Lambert lived like a dog at Karen Moore’s feet. Once a brilliant genius with two PhDs, he signed away his dignity to save his dying mother. He endured every insult, every slap, every command, while secretly running the Moore Group from behind the scenes. Karen thought he was nothing without her family. But the contract has only one month left. Soon, the “obedient pet” she humiliated before everyone will break his chain. And when Andy finally walks away, Karen will learn the truth too late: the man she treated like trash was the only reason her empire survived.

Daren Wiles was son of the number one rich businessman family in his country. He chose to stay and live as an ordinary man who tend to be poor. He married to a woman from a rich family because of an arranged marriage. Serena Hoodie, who didn’t know about Daren’s background, felt burdened. Being the object of ridicule by his wife’s family had made Daren used to it. Until one day Daren did something that made the Grand Mistress of the Hoodie family give him confidence, proving that Daren was capable and making all members of the Hoodie family acknowledge his existence. Miles Hoodie, the oldest male cousin of the Hoodie family, didn’t accept it. Someone who had always been underestimated became the figure his grandmother trusted. He tried to destroy Daren in various ways. Until finally Miles met Daren's older brother, Erdward Wiles, both of whom agreed to destroy Daren and make Daren poor again. Unfortunately, they didn’t succeed in carrying out all of their plans. Daren managed to show who he was in front of the whole world so that he was recognized as the most successful young entrepreneur in the whole world.

Who is Malik Hampton, the man behind the broom? To the world, he’s a ghost. A street cleaner with calloused hands and eyes that never linger too long. To the Roy dynasty; a family dripping in old money and new scandals he’s a punchline: the “lazy” husband Sarah Roy dragged into their gilded cage. A man unworthy of her status. A burden she’s grown tired of carrying. But when shadows move, Malik moves faster. Secretly, he’s a decorated soldier erased from records. A phantom in war, a trillionaire in peace. He traded battlefields and billions for a broom, silently protecting the very people who sneer at his name. No one knows his true identity, not even the woman who once vowed to love him. Not until it’s too late. Not until they’ve already lost him. Who was he, really? That’s the question echoing in Sarah’s mind and others….. Long after he’s gone.

Rosaline Wright believed that Gaston Harper was unworthy of her daughter, Vivian. She viewed Gaston as a foolish and poor man, not deserving to be by the side of her precious daughter. In an effort to drive him away, Rosaline devised a cruel conspiracy to kill him. However, her plan completely backfired when Gaston survived the accident and returned even stronger.

Aaron is a mechanic who fixes cars, he doesn't have a house to sleep in, so he slept in the cars he couldn't fix. Then he help a bleeding old man out of a wrecked bus. The man wasn't human. He was a forgotten god of hearth and home, hunted by the Landlords — a secret cabal of slumlords who got rich by feeding on tenant misery. For saving him, the god rewards Aaron with the Landlord System. Rule one: Kill a landlord. Rule two: Take his deed. Rule three: Inherit his building, his money, his enemies, and his sins. First kill gets him a roach-filled tenement and fists that can punch through brick. Kill fifty gets him a skyline. Kill them all and he becomes the Landlord God. The city has 1,000 landlords on the list. Aaron starts with a wrench and an eviction notice. He plans to own it all.

In a world where the rich and powerful makes the final say, Oscar struggles to survive amidst the pressure of always being ridiculed. Shortly after his girlfriend leaves him for a rich guy, he obtains the Super Centillion system and that marks his meteoric rise to the top of the food chain. . . . I retain copyright to the book cover.

[No.2 "An Intrigue Read" Novel In "Leap To The Top" contest] Lucas Baron grew up very poor and had to fend himself. One day he fought with a big shot and ended up going to jail. Whoever knew that it would turn out to be a blessing in disguise because his birth mother located him and revealed to him that he was the son of the richest man in the country. Lucas was happy to have found his real parents who happen to be rich but when he approached them, they insulted him and rejected him. Since then, Lucas decided that they would pay the price of leaving him when he was young and rejecting him now

Rapheal lost everything. His identity, title and status when the real heir return and he is proven to be a fake. Switched during birth. Yet the Devereux family refused to let him go. They forcefully married him to his fake younger sister to retrieve his inheritance. Humiliating him at all turn. His face was ruined during a company riot when someone poured acid on him and the family's tax evasion was pinned on him. Raphael was sent to prison where he died. He wakes up two years before with a system that helps him secretly build wealth, while he hid his true capabilities. Then a old man appears with a gold credit card claiming to be his real family.

For three years, Leo was the "Ghost of Northwood"...a scholarship student cleaning locker rooms and delivering food to the elite. He was the campus punching bag, a "placeholder" for the rich to step on and discard. But Leo had a secret. He is the sole heir to a global banking empire. His misery was a "probation" to test his grit before inheriting trillions. On the final day of his trial, the campus "Queen," Sarah, publicly humiliates him. She dumps him for a varsity captain, mocking Leo as dull and forgettable. She wants a man with power; she has no idea she’s walking away from the man who owns the university. Leo doesn’t argue. He walks out of the party and into a waiting limousine. The captain Sarah chose? His father is currently begging Leo’s bank for a loan to save his dying company. The probation is over. Leo is no longer cleaning lockers; he’s buying the campus.