Tears are for Angels - Connolly, Paul
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TEARS ARE FOR ANGELS When Jean finds Harry London, there isn't much left of the man. He lives alone in a shack, spends all his time drunk on moonshine. He's forgotten about shaving, washing. All he does is shoot at empty cans of beans…and pretends he's shooting Dick Stewart… Jean is there to find out what happened to her friend, Lucy. The last letter she received from her, she was happily married to Harry, living on his farm, settling into her new life. Now she's dead, a suicide. What happened to Lucy? And what has turned her loving husband into this brooding wreck of a man, whose sole reason…mehr

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TEARS ARE FOR ANGELS When Jean finds Harry London, there isn't much left of the man. He lives alone in a shack, spends all his time drunk on moonshine. He's forgotten about shaving, washing. All he does is shoot at empty cans of beans…and pretends he's shooting Dick Stewart… Jean is there to find out what happened to her friend, Lucy. The last letter she received from her, she was happily married to Harry, living on his farm, settling into her new life. Now she's dead, a suicide. What happened to Lucy? And what has turned her loving husband into this brooding wreck of a man, whose sole reason for living is to take revenge against a man who once did him wrong…?
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Paul Connolly is an award-winning journalist and author whose work has appeared in the Monthly, Guardian Australia, the Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald. The author of the weekly flash fiction column 'Kitchen Sink Drama' in Good Weekend magazine, he has written and edited a number of books. These include Kitchen Sink Drama, Father Figures, Sucking the Marrow Out of Life, and The World's Weirdest Sports. He lives in Brunswick, Melbourne, with his partner and their two daughters. He played football throughout his youth and the older he gets, the better he was.