by Andrew James Gisondi (Author)

Some journeys lead home. Others lead into myth.

Harry Russo leaves everything behind and travels to Tbilisi-

to Medea, to the woman he lost, to the one who still haunts him.

He arrives believing that love, given honestly, is enough.

Georgia teaches him otherwise.

What begins as a second chance becomes an odyssey through a love

that reveals new ways it was never what he thought, and a world

where not everything pursuing him can be explained away.

In the House of Medea asks

whether love can transform ancient wounds-

or whether trying to fix what is broken only tightens the snare.

When did you last mistake destruction for devotion?

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