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Jubilee
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ISBN13: 9798187637119
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 17 2026
Pages: 208
Weight: 0.46
Height: 0.44 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 17 2026
Pages: 208
Weight: 0.46
Height: 0.44 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Theo Beaumont has known Win Delacroix and Gray Hadley since they were seven years old, which on that shore is another way of saying he has known them his whole life. Three families, three names carved into the sides of buildings in Mobile, and three boys the school calls the triple threat.
He is telling you all of it on the morning of their graduation, while he ties his father's tie, because in a few hours the three of them scatter to Tulane and Sewanee and Auburn, and somebody ought to know what actually happened.
He is telling you all of it on the morning of their graduation, while he ties his father's tie, because in a few hours the three of them scatter to Tulane and Sewanee and Auburn, and somebody ought to know what actually happened.
What happened is that Win has spent five years in love with Gray, who cannot love him back that way and has never once been cruel about it. What happened is that Theo has spent those same five years in love with Win. And what happened is that in families like theirs, wanting the wrong person is not a private matter. It is a break in the line.
Jubilee is a novel about the boy who cannot be converted, the boy who cannot be bought, and the boy who has been watching them both since second grade. It is about the night the deep water fails and everything hidden in it rises into the shallows where at last it can be seen. And it is about what happens next, which is that the whole shore wakes up and comes running down to look.
Jubilee is a novel about the boy who cannot be converted, the boy who cannot be bought, and the boy who has been watching them both since second grade. It is about the night the deep water fails and everything hidden in it rises into the shallows where at last it can be seen. And it is about what happens next, which is that the whole shore wakes up and comes running down to look.
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