HEIRS APPARENT

First published in 1921, Heirs Apparent is a compelling novel by Sir Philip Gibbs, renowned journalist, war correspondent, and novelist. In this work, Gibbs turns his keen eye for human character and social change toward the struggles of a new generation poised to inherit a world reshaped by war, ambition, and shifting values.

Blending drama, social commentary, and richly drawn personalities, the novel explores themes of inheritance—not only of wealth, but of ideals, responsibilities, and disillusionments. Heirs Apparent captures the restless spirit of post-war society, offering readers both an engaging story and a thoughtful reflection on its era.