Uphill All the Way
Uphill All the Way by Sue Moorcroft is a fiction novel published by Transita in 2005, featuring 306 pages in English. The story follows Judith, a fifty-one-year-old woman who faces profound loss after the tragic death of her younger lover, Giorgio, in a diving accident. Struggling to cope with her grief, Judith leaves Malta, where she had built a vibrant life, and returns to England to stay with her sister in Northamptonshire, seeking to escape the painful memories of her past.
As Judith navigates her new reality, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery and healing. The narrative explores her emotional struggles and the challenges of starting anew, highlighting the experiences of women over 45. Readers will find themes of resilience and the search for connection as Judith learns that even an uphill path can lead to unexpected joys, especially when companionship emerges along the way.
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Fiction that mirrors the experiences of women 45+ In a very few days, Judith had her life all shut down ready to leave. It wasn’t in her to obey Maria Zammit and ‘Go England ‘ But Malta just wasn’t bearable now that she no longer had Giorgio, his smile, his love, the feeling of being alive in his arms. In a cruel twist of fate, fifty-one year old Judith loses her younger lover, Giorgio in a diving accident, and with it the intoxicating life she’d shared with him in Malta. With nothing but him to keep her there, Judith returns to England and moves to her sister’s spare bedroom in Northamptonshire, distressed and desperate to avoid reminders of her past. Judith struggles to regain her love of life, but a road that’s uphill all the way can bring exhilarating views, especially when you find someone who wants to travel it with you…
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