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100 1 $aRadish, Kris.
245 10 $aTuesday night miracles :$ba novel /$cKris Radish.
260 $aNew York :$bBantam Books Trade Paperbacks,$cc2012.
300 $aviii, 483 p. ;$c21 cm.
520 $aFree-spirited psychologist Dr. Olivia Bayer suspects she'll need a miracle to help the four wildly different women in her anger management class. Grace, a single working mother, can barely find a moment's rest. Jane, a high-profile real estate agent, is struggling in the recession. Kit, in her fifties, has had it with her taunting older brothers. And Leah, a young mother of two, is starting over after ending a troubled relationship. All have reached a crossroads, and Dr. Bayer has an unconventional plan to steer them on the right track. As the class travels everywhere from a bowling alley to a shooting range, the women's Tuesday meetings transform from tense, reluctant gatherings into richly rewarding experiments in female bonding. As Grace, Jane, Kit, and Leah open up- revealing secrets, swapping stories, and recovering long-lost dreams- old wounds begin to heal, new friendships are forged, and miracles manifest in the most surprising ways.--From back cover.
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650 0 $aSelf-realization in women$vFiction.
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