When Mirrors Shatter: A Glimpse into Book Two

When I wrote When Mirrors Blink Red, Noor City revealed itself as a place of danger, glamour, and betrayal. But behind the glass towers and the shadows of power, there’s always more.

When Mirrors Shatter: A Glimpse into Book Two

When I wrote When Mirrors Blink Red, I wanted Noor City to feel like a mirror itself—reflecting danger, desire, and the high price of silence. Layla began the story as someone avoiding choices, thinking that passivity would protect her. But as the mirrors watched, judged, and recorded, she discovered the hardest truth: even inaction costs.

Now, as I work on Book Two: When Mirrors Shatter, the journey turns.
This book is about action—messy, raw, human action.

Layla steps out of the role of pawn and begins to claim her agency. But agency isn’t clean. It comes with mistakes, betrayals, envy, and the burn of choices that can’t be undone. The mirrors around her won’t stay whole—they splinter under the weight of decisions, revealing jagged reflections that cut as much as they reveal.

Sandro, too, is forced to face cracks in his armor. Power and control have always been his weapons, but what happens when control can’t shield the people he loves? When loyalty costs more than survival, and when love stops being leverage and starts being the one risk he cannot calculate?

And at the heart of it all:

  • The dagger ring—a mother’s gift that Layla carries like protection and curse—will be lost.
  • The angel-wing ruby—Sandro’s offering—will become both weapon and blessing.
  • The mirrors—no longer watching from above—will shatter into fragments of painful lessons, envy, betrayal, and finally, faith.

💔 If Book One asked: What happens if I look away?
🔥 Book Two asks: What happens when I finally act?

This is the book where Noor City shows both its beauty and its brutality. Where the risks get personal. Where Layla and Sandro discover that love doesn’t end danger—it sharpens it.

And when the mirrors shatter, nothing will reflect the same way again.

Stay tuned—the fire is only just beginning.