Nessira TiSonu is a woman who’s learned to survive by mastering control—of her image, her empire, and the truths no one is allowed to see. But when the illusion begins to crack, the world she built on elegance and restraint starts to unravel.
 
At a secluded mountain estate, she invites someone into her most private space. What begins as a weekend of reconnection quickly becomes something far more volatile. Unspoken questions rise to the surface. Secrets threaten to slip through the quiet. And every room in the house seems to remember more than it should.
 
Told in intimate, layered prose, Broken Glass explores what it means to carry multiple versions of yourself—and what happens when they stop agreeing on who gets to lead.
A story about power, perception, and the quiet war between who we are and who we perform, this is not a tale of clean endings. It’s about what you do with the fire once it’s started.