
Love May Fail
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Narrated by:
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Cris Dukehart
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Jim Meskimen
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Lorna Raver
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Tonya Campos
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Tim Fannon
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By:
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Matthew Quick
Portia Kane is having a meltdown. After escaping her ritzy Florida life and her cheating pornographer husband, she finds herself transported back to South Jersey, where things remain largely unchanged from her unhappy childhood. In need of saving herself, she sets out to find and resurrect a beloved high school English teacher who has retired after a horrific scandal. Will a sassy nun, an ex-heroin addict, a metalhead little boy, and her hoarder mother help or hurt Portia's chances in this bid for renewed hope in the human race?
This is a story of the great highs and lows of existence: the heartache and daring choices it takes to become the person you know (deep down) you are meant to be.
©2015 Matthew Quick (P)2015 HarperCollins CanadaListeners also enjoyed...




















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"Quick celebrates the power of ordinary, flawed human beings to rescue themselves and each other. His writing is shot through with wit and humanity and an ultimately optimistic view of people, without ever becoming sentimental." (Graeme Simsion, author of The Rosie Project)
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