The grass isn’t always greener on the other side…

Colette Dawson feels like she’s barely holding it together. Her starter home is too cramped, her work is thankless, and her marriage is running on fumes.When her husband, Nick, agrees to tour the home of her dreams, Colette thinks she might finally get some relief…until Nick hires a contractor to renovate their home. "Make a list," he says, convinced they can make do with what they already have.

When Colette's best friend, Zoey, reveals her picture-perfect family is being torn apart by infidelity, Colette realizes that settling for what she and Nick have is not the answer. Desperate to avoid a similar fate, she caves and comes up with a list of home improvements. Then she makes another one: everything he’d have to change for their marriage to survive.

What seemed like a smart idea soon spirals out of control and, caught in a web of emotions, Colette and Nick quickly discover that sometimes the most profound renovations take place within ourselves.

For fans of emotionally charged domestic fiction, realistic marriage struggles, character-driven narratives, and the slow unraveling of “perfect” suburban lives. Pick up Another Kind of Green and discover how one woman learns that what she really wants might not be a new house—but a whole new beginning.