BLINDFOLDS Novel

Monica George-Bode inherited far more than material possessions when her father, Francis George-Bode, passed away at fifty-five. Rather than leaving his twenty-five-year-old daughter with modest remnants—an aging mother, a decrepit house, worn leather shoes, and a broken-down car—Francis bequeathed her substantial wealth and a thriving business empire. Monica's mother remained vibrant and loving, and the family's vast holdings encompassed oil, gas, steel, and real estate ventures. Through this generous inheritance, Monica became an exceptionally wealthy woman, positioned to enjoy a life of considerable affluence and privilege. The legacy her father left behind extended beyond financial security, establishing Monica as a prominent figure of opulence and abundance in her world.