Mira Langley walked away from love without a map, a plan, or a goodbye that made sense. Years later, she returns to a city filled with familiar corners and shadows of a relationship she never truly left behind. The world has moved on—Elias is engaged, the café they once shared feels like a stranger, and silence has settled between them like dust.

But silence has a way of speaking.

When Mira receives an unexpected invitation, followed by a letter she never thought she'd read, she's forced to confront the truth she's buried beneath years of distraction and unfinished pages. What begins as a quiet return spirals into a journey of memory, healing, and learning to see love not as a destination—but as a mirror.

Glass Rose Lies is a deeply emotional, introspective novel about the spaces we leave in others, and the ones they leave in us. Told with raw elegance and haunting honesty, it explores the fragility of timing, the weight of unspoken words, and the quiet power of finally letting go.

For readers who crave soulful, character-driven stories that echo long after the last page, this is a love story—but not the kind you expect. It's the kind you survive. And grow from.