Wish I Could Love You: A Collection of Failed Love Stories
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Wish I Could Love You: A Collection of Failed Love Stories
Narrated by:
Nidal C. Bukhari
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Narrated by:
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Nidal C. Bukhari
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Written by:
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Matthew H. Jones
About this listen
Everywhere, you'll find two things:
- Incredible stories of people loving hard and epically in spite of all the things making love impossible
- Lonely people who can't make love work
Books, music, movies, society, everything makes it seem like love is a natural thing that just happens between two people. Life and the stories inside this collection suggest that love is hard as hell. Loneliness, and not love, is natural. We live alone. We'll die alone. Grab a beer. Kick back and wallow in that fact.
Stories inside:
- An Honest Romance - A first date with two people being entirely honest
- A Nihilistic Story About Eva - A man breaks up with a woman as her father dies
- Carla Maine - A woman learns to hate men
- A Life Line Cut - Two people's love life is screwed up by the apocalypse
- Jane Barnes - A woman watches her time run out
- Do You Regret Me? - Two people settle for each other because true love is hard
Thank you for considering this collection. I'll thank you more for buying the audiobook.
©2019 Matthew H. Jones (P)2021 Matthew H. Jones