The Color of Love

Emily May has worked hard to build security as a literary agent, but an uncertain immigration status threatens her job, home, and ability to support her sister in Singapore. Derian Winfield returns to her family’s world when a loved one becomes ill, only to face responsibilities she has long avoided. The agency’s future and her own reputation are suddenly at stake. Derian proposes a marriage that could solve practical problems for both women. To her, the arrangement appears straightforward; to Emily, accepting it means placing considerable trust in someone with a very different approach to life. Their alliance draws them into family conflict and business pressures, while unexpected feelings complicate the bargain. A relationship conceived as a solution begins to demand answers neither included in the original plan.