True Colors

Kristin Hannah, a New York Times bestselling novelist, tells her most thought-provoking, captivating, and heartbreaking tale to date in True Colors. She narrates the tale of three sisters whose once-solid world is shattered by envy, treachery, and the type of passion that seldom comes along with the dazzling prose and endearing characters that are her hallmarks.

The sisters Grey have always had a tight bond. Following the passing of their mother, the sisters bonded and became lifelong friends. Their harsh, judgmental father is more concerned with maintaining his reputation than with his children. Years later, Henry Grey still insists that his daughters represent his social status because to him, looks are important.

Above all, Winona, being the eldest, craves her father's approval. Being an overindulged reader who has never felt comfortable on the expansive horse ranch that has been in her family for three generations, she is aware that she lacks the traits her father holds dear. She is, nevertheless, determined to one day find a method to show him why she is the greatest lawyer in the community.

The middle sister Aurora is the family mediator. Even though she conceals her own hidden suffering, she mediates every argument and works to make everyone happy.

Without a doubt, Vivi Ann is the family's shining light. All who know her appreciate this breathtakingly gorgeous dreamer whose heart is as large as the ocean in front of her home. For Vivi Ann, everything goes well up until a stranger moves to the area...

Everything will change in a couple of minutes. None of the Grey sisters could have predicted how the sisters would be matched together. Secrets will be exposed, allegiances put to the test, and a horrific, shocking crime will destroy their family and their cherished community.

True Colors is a remarkable book about sisters, competition, forgiveness, redemption, and ultimately, what it means to be a family. It moves at an incredible speed and offers deep emotional understanding.