The break is not hidden. It is gilded.
In the Japanese art of kintsugi, broken pottery is repaired with lacquer and powdered gold. The mended bowl is not a return to what it was. It is something that could only exist because of the damage, and is worth more for it.
A Black American Air Force officer and the heir to an old Japanese family. Okinawa, Tokyo, Washington, San Francisco. Eight months, then three years of silence, then the slow ugly work of deciding that the seam is going to show.
Adult contemporary romance for mature readers. Explicit open-door scenes, grief and loss, racism, family estrangement, and the aftermath of betrayal. Published by Goldseam Press.
The whole story, in order
Kintsugi: The Eight Months. The prequel novella. A red bowl in a Naha gallery, eight months in Tokyo, and a silence that begins at three fifty-eight on a September morning.
Kintsugi: The Breaking, Book One. Three years later she is an Air Force captain and he arrives on her base with a briefing packet. Thirty chapters to a Happy For Now.
Kintsugi: The Gold, Book Two. The repair. Not a reset, and not an apology accepted in one scene. Thirty-two chapters, and the word the series has been holding since its first page.
The two novels bought separately are $15.98. The complete story, prequel included, is $13.
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