Part of the Colors series - standalone psychological novels, each built around a single color and the raw human truth it represents.Yellow is the color of suicide awareness - a visceral story of mental health, decay, and a fractured mind. It stands on its own, but it's also the first stroke in a larger spectrum.Yellow is a haunting psychological novel that spirals deep into the fractured mind of Beth, a girl who split herself to survive the truth she could never face. Trapped between reality and delusion, Beth creates Liz-everything she wishes she could be: beautiful, powerful, untouchable. But as Liz's perfect world unravels, so does Beth's grip on her own.From childhood trauma to the final shattering moment that defines her fate, Yellow pulls you into a labyrinth of blurred memories, hallucinations, and raw human darkness. It forces the question: Is madness truly a curse-or a final refuge when reality becomes unlivable?If you're drawn to dark psychological fiction that isn't afraid to get real, Yellow will stay with you long after the final page, forcing you to reconsider everything you think you know about memory, survival, and the hidden cost of truth.