Drama and Thriller Combine in Must-Read Novel

What is a woman willing to do for the sake of revenge?

Palmdale, California – WEBWIRE – Wednesday, March 18, 2020

William Ellis Colby, Caucasian, is dead. He has willed his thriving multi-million dollar advertising agency to his daughter, Sonya Ellis Colby, and his personal assistant, Velma Hannah (the woman he planned to marry and who is African American), Claire Colby, William’s wife, unable to cope with her estranged husband’s death, commits suicide. Sonya vows to make Velma pay for what she has done to her (Sonya’s) family.

There are some things in life that leave people traumatized. This is one of the most painful experiences that a person would ever have to deal with. No matter how much they try to move on with their lives, there are just instances that they have trouble coping with. This is the main theme of Mildred Dumás’s book, “Bitter Inheritance.” The novel chronicles the story of a daughter who aims to avenge the untimely death of her mother.

The story begins when Sonya Colby’s father dies and leaves her an inheritance that she needs to share with her father’s love interest. Unable to cope with this heartbreaking news, Sonya’s mother commits suicide. Sonya decides to take some time off for herself. Four years later, she comes back with a vengeful plan in mind. But as she was putting her plan into action, things seemingly start to backfire on her, leaving her with the fatal consequences.

“Bitter Inheritance” is Mildred Dumás’s first novel. Before seeing it on the big screen, grab a copy of this must-read drama-thriller.

Bitter Inheritance
Written by Mildred Dumás
Kindle | $2.99
Paperback | $14.08

Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Mildred Dumás is a naturopathic doctor. Aside from her profession, she is also a successful writer. She has already written numerous books and stage plays. One of her stage plays, entitled, When the Past Comes Back, received seven NAACP Theater Awards Nominations in 2001.

More information about the author and her work is available at www.mildreddumasliteraryworks.com.