Gifted & Talented: International Sprayed Edge Edition by Olivie Blake (Hardback)

A Sharp, Darkly Funny Speculative Family Drama About Power, Privilege, and the Burden of Extraordinary Potential. This is the international sprayed edge edition.

From New York Times bestselling author Olivie Blake comes Gifted & Talented, a witty, ambitious, and emotionally charged novel about three supernaturally gifted siblings battling for their father’s legacy while confronting the failures, insecurities, and rivalries that have shaped their lives.

Thayer Wren was a visionary billionaire, founder of Wrenfare Magitech, and the man credited with transforming modern technology. Now he’s dead, leaving behind an empire worth fighting for—and three children convinced they deserve to inherit it.

Meredith Wren is a biotech genius whose latest breakthrough has made her one of the most celebrated scientists in the world. Yet beneath the acclaim lies a secret capable of destroying everything she’s built.

Arthur Wren is a charismatic politician whose career appears to be unravelling. With his marriage under strain and his future uncertain, securing his father’s approval—even from beyond the grave—might be his last chance at redemption.

Eilidh Wren was once a world-famous ballerina before an injury shattered her dreams. Now trapped in the shadow of her siblings’ achievements, she longs for proof that she mattered most to the one person whose opinion has always defined her.

As the siblings compete for control of their father’s empire, old wounds reopen, hidden truths surface, and the line between family loyalty and ruthless ambition begins to blur. Packed with biting humour, complex characters, and Olivie Blake’s trademark insight, Gifted & Talented is a compelling exploration of brilliance, identity, and the impossible standards placed on those destined for greatness.

Perfect for readers who enjoy dysfunctional family sagas, speculative fiction, morally complex characters, dark humour, gifted protagonists, family rivalries, and books by V. E. Schwab, Leigh Bardugo, and R. F. Kuang.