DIVIDED BY BLOOD: Part 3 of the Miller Family Drama

Out in Chicago, the Miller family has taken health, happiness and peace of mind for granted for the last time. Jonetta Miller, the matriarch of the clan, is alive after suffering a stroke at her sister's funeral, Much to her dismay, she is unable to assist her family to heal and move forward by embracing a new family member, her long lost son, Dr. Bishon Franklyn. Norman Miller sees how his absence as a father has affected his daughters over the years. Although a little late in life, he has stepped up to take care of Jonetta and guide his daughters towards acceptance, self-love, and owning their decisions. Phyllis takes the role of big sister seriously and opens her home and heart to those who need it. But she has dreams of her own and decides to take a chance with her live stream cooking show while putting the bottle away and focusing on her twin daughters and husband, Damien Washington. However, she soon realizes being in the public eye comes with a price. Colette knows that she's gotten the short end of the stick for years being a housewife and mother to her brood. She would just as soon divorce her estranged husband, Owen Aldridge, but when he reveals a dark secret it forces her reevaluate her whole life and make major changes. Dawn, the carefree baby of the family, is facing a new crisis that involves the jaw-dropping revelation about her lover being her half-brother. Not to mention that her unexpected pregnancy has the entire family wrapped up in a fast-brewing storm. There is one problem: she is unsure who the father could be. Her final decision will either mend or tear the family apart.The Millers were just learning to heal past hurts, but they return as a family divided. What will it take to get this family to unite, face their fears and stand firm on love?

• | Author: Rebekah S Cole
• | Publisher: Independently published
• | Publication Date: Sep 05, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 205 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1790434092
• | ISBN-13: 9781790434091