Where the Lilacs Once Bloomed

In the hauntingly beautiful harbor town of Maineville, where the sea sings through the gullies and the scent of lilacs lingers long after spring has passed, two estranged women are pulled back into each other's orbits by a house full of memories and a silence that has lasted ten years too long.Where the Lilacs Once Bloomed is a deeply moving novel about friendship, grief, reconciliation, and the fragile threads that bind us across time.When Alice Whitmore returns home after her mother's death, she expects nothing more than a quick trip to settle the estate. But Maineville is no ordinary town-it breathes with memory, echoes with unresolved heartbreak, and refuses to let the past stay buried. The old house still creaks with childhood dreams. The lilac bush in the yard still stubbornly blooms. And Jade-her former best friend, the one person she thought she'd never face again-is still there, living just down the street.Once inseparable, Alice and Jade had shared every secret, every summer night, every whispered promise beneath the stars. But something broke them apart in the aftermath of one tragic choice. Now, with years between them and a new generation to consider, both women must confront what was lost-and what might still be found-if they are brave enough to face the truth.Told in lyrical prose and alternating points of view, this is a story about the power of memory and place, about old wounds and second chances. It's a book for anyone who has ever wondered if the bridges we burn can be rebuilt... and whether the scent of lilacs can really carry you home.Perfect for fans of Kristin Hannah, Ann Patchett, and Celeste Ng, Where the Lilacs Once Bloomed is a sweeping, emotional journey that will stay with you long after the last page is turned.Sometimes, forgiveness begins not with words-but with remembering why it mattered.

• | Author: Dionis Kuliev
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Aug 05, 2025
• | Number of Pages: 368 pages
• | Binding: Paperback or Softback
• | ISBN-13: 9798296690838