
Two Japanese American teens find love amid WWII internment, facing racism, hardship, and a fallen god in a myth-tinged historical romance.
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Two Japanese American teens find love amid WWII internment, facing racism, hardship, and a fallen god in a myth-tinged historical romance.
1942\. War rumbles across the world, gods stir in the wind, and two star-crossed souls are set on a path that will change them forever.
Seventeen-year-old Ren Hamada is defined by his troubled past, while Violet Aratani only worries about keeping her straight-A grades. They have little in common beyond the old magic that thrums in their family relics—until the US government forces them out of their homes simply because they’re Japanese American. In a barbed-wire world where everything seems u...
will contain mild spoilers
Attraction and mild sensuality; no explicit or spicy content
Fights, pushing, and death; heavier violence stays off-page
Occasional mild swearing; no strong profanity
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Mythological gods and divine favor as story elements
Family-relic magic and freeing a fallen god drive the plot
Demonic spiritual forces linked to a fallen mythic god
Japanese American internment, racism, and wartime injustice central
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Forced removal, camp hardship, racism, and systemic oppression shown
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