Ink & Aether Studios
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Jade Black
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Everything After Is Here
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Fujiyako has arrived. Lights are on in the Spherestone towers. Steam lifting off a café cup. Weather gathering at the edges of a city that looks expensive and still smells like rain. Two people sharing a building as if the past is not sitting in the room with them.
Jade Black's Everything After is here — Book One of The Element of Everything. Ebook, paperback, and Kindle Unlimited.
In Everything After, the romance has to live inside ordinary hours. The heat, yes. The sharp banter. The late-night chemistry that makes a morning meeting feel a little too personal. And the life around it: work that matters, family that is chosen and built, the difficult conversations, the quiet decision to keep showing up.
Leiliana arrives in Fujiyako determined to make a new life on her own terms. A dream job. A great deal to prove. No intention of letting anyone disrupt the future she is working so hard to build. Then Kanakami Mishada re-enters her orbit, carrying a history neither of them has managed to put neatly away.
What follows is shaped by city light, workplace pressure, autumn storms, winter glamour, and the intimate work of choosing another person with your eyes open. Polished and tender. Messy in all the right places. Velvet dresses, daycare pickups, coffee that goes cold during important conversations, and a slow burn with no interest in behaving itself.
The book lets Leiliana stay brilliant, capable, and fully herself — and still makes room for the kind of love that meets her where she is.
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Available now: Amazon ebook, paperback, and Kindle Unlimited
Release-week pricing, September 22–28:
Ebook: $3.99, then $4.99
Paperback: $15.99, then $17.99
If Fujiyako has already started living in your head a little, this is a good week to go.
A Note from Jade
I have loved Leiliana and Kanakami for a long time. I loved them before the city took shape around them. Before the office lights, the storms, the difficult truths, and all the moments that asked them to decide whether they were brave enough to stay. They have made me laugh, made me ache, and reminded me that the most meaningful love stories are not about being rescued. They are about being seen clearly, and being chosen anyway.
I hope you fall in love with them the way I did. I hope Fujiyako feels a little like somewhere you have been before, or somewhere you want to go. And when you are ready to talk about the moments that made you gasp, pause, smile, or clutch your e-reader to your chest, I will be here waiting.
With love,
Jade Black
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