Vera has been fragmented, like a broken vase pieced back together. Is she reinforced and stronger in those once broken places or will she fall apart again? Is Kintsugi only about broken vases or is it true about broken people too?
As she struggles to rebuild her life, Vera can't afford to make any more mistakes. She is determined to grab her second chance and do everything right this time. She has a job, a therapist, Valium.
But can she trust her instincts, or will she be betrayed by the new people in her life as she has been in the past?
When the gullible young mother of twins reaches out to her and the intriguing but silent man recovering from his own difficult past, can she trust them? And what does the sophisticated older yoga teacher want? What is she hiding?
When one of those new friends draws Vera into a murder plot how will she cope? And how will she prove her innocence?