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The Colors of Friendship
by K. R. Raye

READ THE #1 AMAZON BESTSELLER IN THE US, COMING OF AGE, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN CATEGORIES!
(Contemporary, Multicultural, New Adult)
  • Finalist for the Foreword Reviews’ 2013 Book of the Year Awards in the Multicultural category.
  • The 2014 Reader’s Crown® Finalist in Women's Fiction.​​

​True friendship endures all obstacles...right?  
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After the torrents of jealousy, sex, and abuse subside, will their friendship survive…The Colors of Friendship?

"A compelling series opener about friendship that will make readers want to devour the sequel." - Kirkus Reviews

The Colors of Love
by K. R. Raye

READ THE ACTION-PACKED SEQUEL TO THE #1 AMAZON BESTSELLER IN THE US, ​COMING OF AGE, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN CATEGORIES!
​(Contemporary, Multicultural, New Adult, Interracial Romance)

​If at first you don't succeed, then try, try again…right?

"This story is rich with unexpected twists and turns that keep you reading to the end. Once again friendships are tested to the max and detours are taken that heighten anticipation of the third book in the series. Raye has a knack for creating interesting, flawed characters. She is expertly developing them and testing them to their limits.” 
- USA Today

True Colors 
by K. R. Raye

READ THE THRILLING CONCLUSION TO THE #1 AMAZON BESTSELLER IN THE US, ​COMING OF AGE, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN CATEGORIES!
(Contemporary, Multicultural, New Adult, Interracial Romance)
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They are supposed to be there through thick and thin. However, when tragedy strikes, can you depend on your friends?
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​"In the final installment, the problems loomed larger. Their trials tested the bonds of friendship like no other time. Stepping fully into adulthood wasn't supposed to be so difficult... K.R. Raye definitely captured the flavor of the New Adult genre and has solidly planted her worthy contribution in the field.” 
- USA Today