Overview

When digital archivist Sienna Reeves discovers her new boss is actually a 77-year-old golem made from fragments of destroyed buildings, her world shifts. The Crossroads City Museum isn't just alive; it's afraid. Someone is stealing pieces of Marit, the consciousness bound to the building's very structure, and similar attacks are happening across the city.

As mysterious artifacts vanish and other sentient buildings begin to fracture, Sienna's unique gift for reading object histories becomes their only hope. Together with Marit, she must uncover who is systematically dismantling these impossible beings and why they believe destruction is mercy.

But the investigation awakens something neither of them expected: a connection that defies the boundaries between human and building, between fragile flesh and enduring stone. Sienna has spent years believing her chronic illness makes her too broken for love. Marit has spent decades convinced her fragmented existence means she doesn't deserve it. Together, they might just prove that the most beautiful things are made from broken pieces.

Perfect for fans of cozy paranormal mysteries, sapphic romance with substance, and stories that celebrate disabled protagonists, The Keeper of Broken Things asks: what if survival itself is the greatest love story of all?

If you believe love can bloom between the most unlikely hearts, that broken doesn't mean worthless, and that every fragment has a story worth preserving, then this book is for you. One-click now to discover a romance unlike any other.