EVERY COLOR WAS EVIDENCE

Nyelle Baptiste creates paintings that reveal what people try to hide. Her husband, Dorian Langford, designs buildings that allow him to control every entrance, exit, and private space. Their marriage looks powerful from the outside. Inside, they secretly record, test, and manipulate each other. When public-relations consultant Brielle Kennon is found murdered inside Nyelle's Atlanta studio, her body has been arranged beneath an unfinished painting.
Paintbrushes have been placed in her hand, security footage is missing, and both Nyelle and Dorian claim the other person is lying. Detective Tressa Givens soon discovers that Brielle's murder is connected to another woman who died in Paris three years earlier. As hidden cameras, private recordings, altered evidence, and dangerous secrets come to light, the investigation exposes a marriage built on obsession, fear, jealousy, and control.
Nyelle says Dorian watched her because he wanted to own her. Dorian says Nyelle provoked him because she wanted proof of his devotion. Both stories contain truth. Neither person is innocent. As the evidence closes in, Nyelle and Dorian must decide whether to protect each other, betray each other, or reveal the violent truth about the night Brielle died. Every Color Was Evidence is a gripping psychological thriller about a destructive marriage, an unreliable couple, and the deadly consequences of confusing possession with love.