Haya: A Grey Dawn story

Six years after the events of Grey Dawn, Leigh and Chloë are wife and wife, and still sharing a south Philadelphia rowhouse with Leigh’s cousin Hiromi. In the lead-up to the opening of Suwa Shrine, the first Shinto shrine in the eastern US, Hiromi is serving on the shrine’s dedication committee. She invites Leigh, who’s become a teacher of Japanese archery, to take the opening shot at the attached archery range, during the shrine’s dedication, using the Mitsuya family heirloom bow. Leigh has a complicated history with the question of family and the weight of what the bow represents.

But with the help of family old and new, she finds a renewed sense of purpose in reclaiming the best of that inheritance, and the courage to take the bow in hand when the big day arrives.

This 22 page ebook includes cover art by the author, and is accompanied by a 26 minute audiobook.

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