The Wrong Shade of Blue: A Roni Finch Novel

Roni Finch notices things other people miss. The wrong pause in a conversation. A smile that doesn't match the words. A tiny moment of hesitation no one else seems to see. And sometimes-more inconveniently-a color feels wrong. When a shade of blue in a new tech platform sounds anxious to her, Roni can't explain why she knows something is off. She just does. Unfortunately, "I have a weird feeling about this button" is not considered professional UX feedback. As workplace friction quietly builds, Roni finds herself trying to translate instincts she can't fully explain into language other people can trust. At the same time, she's navigating life with her calm, practical best friend Claire, a talkative calico cat named Gabby who specializes in theft-by-Chinese-takeout, and an unexpectedly safe connection with Lucas Hawke-a developer who listens more carefully than most people and might just be weird in all the right ways. Funny, warm, and emotionally intelligent, The Wrong Shade of Blue is a story about learning to trust yourself, finding people who speak your language, and discovering that being understood doesn't mean becoming less yourself. Perfect for readers who love found family, quiet romance, emotionally intelligent contemporary fiction, and stories about beautifully unconventional minds.

Pagina's: 359, Paperback, Independently published