The Geography of Longing
Overview
What if the love of your life existed only in your dreams?
Julian has spent his life studying the greatest love stories ever written, yet somewhere along the way, he stopped believing in love itself.
A disillusioned professor haunted by the disappointments of his past, Julian has settled into a life of quiet resignation. His days are predictable, his relationships distant, and the extraordinary seems to exist only within the pages of the books he teaches. Until one night, everything changes.
In a dream, Julian finds himself standing upon an obsidian terrace overlooking an endless violet sea. Beneath a sky filled with impossible stars, he encounters a mysterious woman whose beauty captivates him and whose presence awakens feelings he believed were lost forever. But morning always comes.
As Julian returns night after night to this extraordinary world, the boundaries between imagination and reality begin to blur. What begins as an enchanting escape becomes something far more profound and increasingly dangerous. For the first time in years, Julian feels truly alive, yet the happiness he discovers exists in a place he cannot control and with a woman he cannot reach.
Soon, he must confront an agonizing question: Is it better to experience an extraordinary love that may never be real, or surrender the dream to embrace an ordinary life? And what happens when the heart refuses to distinguish between the two?
The Geography of Longing is a deeply moving literary novel about love, loss, imagination, and the enduring human desire to be known. Blending philosophical reflection with an unforgettable romantic journey, Blake S. Hart explores the delicate boundaries between dreams and waking life, and the extraordinary possibilities that emerge when we dare to believe in something beyond ourselves.
Some dreams are too beautiful to forget. Others are too powerful to leave behind.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798982367501
- ISBN-10: 9798982367501
- Publisher: Blake S. Hart
- Publish Date: November 2026
- Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.59 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.67 pounds
- Page Count: 260
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