Saigon: Anh Hai
Saigon Calls. Legacy Awaits. But can love endure?

Lee Nguyen has always been many things to many people—eldest son, dutiful heir, quiet leader. But never himself. Returning to Saigon after years in America, he steps into his grandfather’s shadow and his father’s company—greeted not with celebration, but expectation. He wears the title Vice President like armor. And beneath it? A man still learning to grieve, still trying to be more than the ghost of the boy he used to be.

Amy Suwan has never been anyone’s ideal. Thai-born and razor sharp, she carved her own space in a city that didn’t know what to do with her. She grew up counting the names of the dead, surviving grief most never see. She doesn’t have time for soft men—or broken ones.

But fate rarely asks for permission.

Their connection is slow-burning, charged, and real. Through late nights in the office, rooftop drinks, street food stalls, and the ghosts of their pasts, they begin to see each other. Really see. But just as something fragile begins to bloom, the weight of family, memory, and time threatens to bury it.

He is the boy who never learned to cry.
She is the woman who never stopped grieving.
Together, they might teach each other how to live again.

Anh Hai is the beginning of the Saigon Series—a modern love saga unfolding across generations and city blocks, where family legacy collides with personal choice. It can be read on its own or as a companion to The Ocean Between Us and The Boy, two acclaimed works that explore the same universe through different hearts and histories.

Perfect for fans of Pachinko by Min Jin Lee and The Paper Palace by Miranda Cowley Heller, this is a story about quiet strength, chosen love, and the courage it takes to build a life beyond the roles we inherit.

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