The stunning conclusion to the Eliza Gray Series, The Colors of Tess Gray is a story about the amazing connection between two sisters and the man they love, including how much they are willing to forgive so all three of them can move on with their lives instead of lingering in the past.

Five months after Tess falls in love with her brother-in-law, Denver, she looks forward to turning eighteen so they can break the news of their relationship to her parents. Then again, her sister Eliza broke his heart completely this past Christmas, so it’s time he got on with his life—and love.

But Denver is having second thoughts about their relationship, and he’s also trying to decide if he’s still in love with Eliza.

When the situation comes to a head, Tess questions her and Denver’s relationship too. After all, when she was a thirteen-year-old Amish girl in Ohio, the sight of Denver and Eliza together made her believe in love.

Although Denver’s choice tears him apart, Tess has planned a happy ending—not only for her and Denver, but for Denver and Eliza. Still, who will he choose, and how will his choice affect their future if her plan fails?

Potential readers: This is not an inspirational Amish series. It explores how people—even Amish people—might react when faced with important life decisions about those they love. Also, since it's written to appeal to a wider audience, some romantic situations, not explicitly described of course, are included. Still, it's up to the reader if they prefer to skip those scenes. Thank you for your consideration.

To those considering the AI narrated audio version of this book, please be aware that AI narration isn’t perfect. One issue you might notice is AI narration is unable to use different voices for different characters, so it may not be clear which character is speaking for short sections of dialogue. Another is the lack of emotion in the narrator’s voice. Despite those issues, AI narration has come a long way, and is still an enjoyable way to listen to a book, especially since they usually cost the purchaser much less than human narrated books.

Thank you for understanding. It is much appreciated.