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All I Never Knew About Love - Sarah McCulay
In All I Never Knew About Love, Sarah McCulay immerses us in a story of power, desire, and redemption that gleams with the hypnotic sparkle of diamonds... yet, like love, can also wound. This novel tells the tale of Richard, heir to the mysterious and noble Order of the Knights of the Diamond-a man who has reached the pinnacle of success and wealth, only to slowly realise that not all that glitters is gold-and certainly not love.
After claiming the throne of the opulent House of Diamonds, Richard throws himself into a whirlwind of lavish nights, beautiful women, and unmatched luxury. On the surface, he appears to have it all. But within, he finds himself imprisoned in the very world he built. The euphoria promises paradise, but solitude and emptiness begin to seep through like shadows behind the sparkle.
In contrast, Anthony-his former partner, now expecting a child and living a quieter life-has chosen peace over ambition, finding fulfilment in a kind of love Richard never truly grasped. And yet, even in absence, Anthony's influence lingers, like a whisper that follows Richard's every step-a reminder of a path he could have taken.
As Richard faces the inevitable fall that shadows every rise, he comes to understand that life-his life, and everyone else's-is a cycle: of love and heartbreak, power and loss, light and darkness. The true meaning of diamonds-symbols of eternity and beauty-shifts into a piercing metaphor for what humans endlessly pursue: something that will last. But life, like gems, has its time. And when that time runs out, all that remains is the sparkling dust of what once was.
With introspective, poetic, and philosophical prose, McCulay guides us through the most intimate folds of ambition and longing, leaving us with one unavoidable truth: nothing is eternal, but everything has its reason for being. Because the cycle continues. And in the end, life-like diamonds-is a story that never truly ends.
