The Cactus
The Cactus
Sarah Haywood
Reese Witherspoon
I found myself laughing out loud at Susan’s prickly character as she finds herself in a love triangle, while navigating family ties. - Reese Witherspoon
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The Cactus

The Cactus

Sarah Haywood
By
Sarah Haywood
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In the meticulously ordered universe of Susan Green, life blooms with the predictable precision of a desert cactus—thriving in routine, yet devoid of the chaos of closeness. Susan prides herself on her independence and her ability to remain unaffected by the messiness of human emotions. But when the sands of her existence are shaken by the twin tremors of her mother's death and the wholly unexpected revelation of her own impending motherhood, Susan finds herself standing on the precipice of her greatest fear: a loss of control so profound it threatens to unravel the very fabric of her life. Into this maelstrom steps Rob, an unlikely companion in Susan's meticulously planned life. A friend of her carefree brother, Rob's intentions are as questionable as his methods are unorthodox. Yet, as Susan navigates the uncharted territories of grief, motherhood, and a pending inheritance battle, Rob becomes an unexpected beacon of support. Through a journey filled with as many thorns as a cactus, Susan discovers that the path to real love and self-acceptance is paved with the very surprises she's spent her life avoiding. In learning to let go, she might just find the key to a life more colorful and fulfilling than she ever imagined possible.

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Released
2018
25 Jan
Length
384
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I found myself laughing out loud at Susan’s prickly character as she finds herself in a love triangle, while navigating family ties. - Reese Witherspoon
But, these days, fairy-tale endings come in all shapes and sizes. It’s okay for the princess to end up with the prince, it’s okay for her to end up with the footman, it’s okay for her to end up on her own. It’s also okay for her to end up with another princess, or with six cats, or to decide she wants to be a prince. None of those make her any more or less a feminist.
— Sarah Haywood, The Cactus

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