Faded Colors
The truth will cost everything. It’s still worth it.
Season two, and everything Lexa Delvaux rebuilt is thriving: she’s captain of surging Dawnbreak Athletic, half of the league’s first out power couple, and playing the best football of her life. But journalist Esme Ryan is holding a bomb: proof that champion coach Declan Woods has left a trail of controlled, discarded players behind him, and that the corporation now running Lexa’s childhood club knew, priced it in, and used him.
The investigation needs two things: a survivor willing to be named, and a document buried in her disgraced father’s safe. What it sets in motion will shake the entire league, and demand more courage from Rebecca Harris than any comeback ever did.
Meanwhile, Alycia Delvaux is attempting the one strategy her family never taught her: the truth. Pregnant from one unplanned night, falling for a man who turns out to be woven into every corner of her sister’s new life, she’s building something honest in front of the whole world, while her ex-husband’s machine tries to burn her down for it.
Two families are becoming one. A reckoning is coming for the champions. And on Heritage Night, under a bronze statue, this unforgettable season will collect a price no one sees coming.
The season of her life. The story of the year. The night that changes everything.
FADED COLORS is Book 3 of THE DELVAUXS quartet, a complete four-book series with a guaranteed happily-ever-after in the finale.
Perfect for readers who love:
A sapphic power couple facing the spotlight together
An investigation plot with real teeth: survivors, sources, and a document worth burning a legacy for
Accidental pregnancy done differently: no secrets, no lies, full hearts
A grumpy-planner heroine and the sunshine chef who never rushes her
Redemption arcs that cost something
Found family: two houses, one loud table, one baby with both names
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