When the Church Burns Down, Cancel the Wedding

Adventures from the Other Half of Single

De: Sara E. Braca

Narrado por: Sara E. Braca

Duración: 4 h y 44 m

Resumen del Editor

Hilarious, inspiring, and thoroughly authentic, Sara E. Braca’s debut memoir takes listeners along on her post-divorce adventures around the world, sharing a life lived fully–if untraditionally–and proving that joy can always be found in unexpected places.

When the church burned down a week before her wedding, Sara Braca somehow did not perceive this as an omen. Six years after marrying (in a different church), an errant call from 1-800-Flowers alerted her to her then-husband’s affair. And as one unhappy chapter ended, she found herself writing a very different, much happier story.

An aspiring globe-trotter, Braca realized this was her opportunity to see the world. Solo travel became her first step to finding happiness, strength, and peace in her new life. From disastrous celebrity encounters to getting naked with colleagues at the Dead Sea to being adopted by a family of Greek hoteliers, Braca blends the everyday and the outrageous as she learns that there’s no one-size-fits-all model for a happy life.

When the Church Burns Down, Cancel the Wedding introduces a vibrant new voice, chronicling the triumphs, tragedies, and unexpected joys of modern solo living, and offers lessons in creating a unique and satisfying happily-ever-after of one’s own.

©2022 Sara E. Braca (P)2023 Sara E. Braca

Fun and Heartfelt

This book is fun, engaging and heartfelt. The author shares poignant, sometimes funny and sometimes not so funny memories and commentary on life events in an easy to read/listen writing style. I mention this because she comments early on in the book that she never liked to write. I am glad she finally decided to do it anyway. I felt like I was getting to know the author as I listened to the story and was rooting for her throughout her telling of the tale.