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The Longest Bloom
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The Longest Bloom

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The Longest Bloom is a story of self-discovery and inspiration. Nearly any woman twenty to eighty can see themselves in Juliet's life. A teenager leaves rural Georgia to find adventure in San Francisco. A world-renowned painter struggles to balance family and career. A widow barely has energy to live in an empty house, let alone paint, and her daughter thinks the nursing home conversation is due.

On her seventy-fifth birthday, Juliet stares at her naked body in the mirror and realizes she has to start living again. Her college-aged granddaughter, her good friend, and the spirit of her late husband all support Juliet's awakening plan. Juliet shares her journey with frank honesty, as she dares to search for her first love, Ruby, and to engage in a new relationship with Elena.

Juliet's story is about finding ourselves between what we're supposed to do and what we want to do. She lets us see the joys of life, and even sex, through the eyes of a young adult who doesn't have a clue and the warm wisdom of an older woman. Juliet teaches us to face all of our human emotions, whether grieving or celebrating, and to find the best parts of every stage of our lives.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Launch Point Press
Date
29 August 2025
Pages
202
ISBN
9781633040717

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

The Longest Bloom is a story of self-discovery and inspiration. Nearly any woman twenty to eighty can see themselves in Juliet's life. A teenager leaves rural Georgia to find adventure in San Francisco. A world-renowned painter struggles to balance family and career. A widow barely has energy to live in an empty house, let alone paint, and her daughter thinks the nursing home conversation is due.

On her seventy-fifth birthday, Juliet stares at her naked body in the mirror and realizes she has to start living again. Her college-aged granddaughter, her good friend, and the spirit of her late husband all support Juliet's awakening plan. Juliet shares her journey with frank honesty, as she dares to search for her first love, Ruby, and to engage in a new relationship with Elena.

Juliet's story is about finding ourselves between what we're supposed to do and what we want to do. She lets us see the joys of life, and even sex, through the eyes of a young adult who doesn't have a clue and the warm wisdom of an older woman. Juliet teaches us to face all of our human emotions, whether grieving or celebrating, and to find the best parts of every stage of our lives.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Launch Point Press
Date
29 August 2025
Pages
202
ISBN
9781633040717