The Color of Rain

The Color of Rain is a timeless story of devotion and a triumph of love based on authentic love letters written in the 1800s.Irene Webb, a college-educated schoolteacher, learns unwelcome news in August of 1896—her friend Allie Wilson has unexpectedly died. “I realize this is no time for letters,” writes Irene in her condolence letter to Allie’s husband, Frank, suddenly a widower with two young sons. And yet, her letter arrives at the perfect time, sparking a renewed friendship.They begin exchanging letters regularly. Love blossoms. But, Irene’s responsibilities as caregiver to her ageing parents, and Frank’s as banker and father, tie them to their separate towns in northeastern Kansas. Will they ever realize their love story face to face?Discover Irene and Frank’s love and profound longing in their own words in this award-winning historical romance which is a testament to faith, devotion, and traditional American values.“Feist’s rich writing style stitches historical details, providing a seamless flow from letters-writing to narrative sections that capture everyday life’s realities amid unsettling times. A true-love historical romance that will have readers riveted to the page. Highly recommended!” —Chanticleer Reviews, five stars