Scarlet Birthright is a raw, emotional novella about love, abandonment, regret, and redemption. WINNER OF THE 2025 LITERARY TITAN GOLD BOOK AWARD.

Set between Trinidad and New York from the late 1960s to the early 1990s, it tells the story of Joromi, a young DJ whose summer romance leads to heartbreak, a hidden daughter, and lifelong consequences. Scarlet Birthright: What They Left Behind -- A Standalone Novella.

A Summer of Passion. A Lifetime of Consequences.

They say love is the most powerful inheritance. But what if your birthright is both the fire that destroys and the flame that heals? A mesmerizing tale of Trinidad passion that transcends death itself.

"Scarlet Birthright is a story for anyone who knows that love isn't always enough, that choices leave scars, and that healing takes more than just time; it takes courage. I'd especially recommend it to readers who like intergenerational family dramas, emotionally complex characters, and writing so lush it feels like stepping into another world. Bring tissues, and maybe a little grace for the characters you'll love and hate all at once." Literary Titan Book Review

Why You'll Love This Novel

• ? A Life-Altering Spark: Witness the impulsive choice that sets Joromi on a collision course with family, identity, and legacy -- its aftershocks echoing across decades.

• ? Vivid Caribbean Setting: Immerse yourself in the lush beauty and folklore of Trinidad, where family legacies run deep as the island's roots.

• ? Generations of Heartache: Follow Trisha's poignant struggle to find her place -- and finally confront the father she never knew.

• ? Ancestral Magic: Spirits, legends, and cultural traditions weave through every page, reminding us how the past guides our future.

• ? A Story of Hope & Redemption: Watch as one family's destiny unfolds across decades and oceans, revealing the power of forgiveness and second chances.

Buy now to immerse yourself in a novel where passion transcends distance, heartbreak challenges fate, and one family's destiny unfolds across oceans and decades.

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• Literature & FictionWorld LiteratureUnited StatesBlack & African American
• Literature & FictionHistorical FictionCaribbean
• Literature & FictionHistorical FictionAfrican
• Literature & FictionWorld LiteratureUnited StatesAnthologies

• Publication Date: April 4, 2025
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• Print Length: 179 Pages
• File Size: 678 KB