Biracial Patience McKlendon dates both African-American and Caucasian men. To her, people are just people and there is good and bad in all races. She longs to find her soulmate, and therefore does not limit herself by dating only one group of people. Her parents raised her to be open-minded and loving toward all.In this sequel to Colorblind, Patience is heartbroken in more ways than one. Not only does she lose boyfriends because of their closed-minded families or friends, but she also struggles with sticking up for herself ...
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Biracial Patience McKlendon dates both African-American and Caucasian men. To her, people are just people and there is good and bad in all races. She longs to find her soulmate, and therefore does not limit herself by dating only one group of people. Her parents raised her to be open-minded and loving toward all.In this sequel to Colorblind, Patience is heartbroken in more ways than one. Not only does she lose boyfriends because of their closed-minded families or friends, but she also struggles with sticking up for herself when faced with racism. The challenges of being rejected by both races are massive, but with a great support system, she feels confident enough to stand her ground.In Colorstruck, Patience is determined to continue her search for true love. She will not allow those who have mistreated her to make her become jaded, nor will they take away her hope and inner peace. And no matter what anyone says, she knows deep down that love knows no color.
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