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Meet the Saving Graces, four of the best friends a woman could ever have. For ten years, Emma, Rudy, Lee, and Isabel have shared a deep affection that has helped them deal with the ebb and flow of expectations and disappointments common to us all. Calling themselves the Saving Graces,... read more
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- Emma: 39 years old
- Rudy: drives a Saab 900; always late for the women's group meetings; married to Curtis
- Lee Pavlik: bossy; the "normal" one; married to Henry;
- Isabel: Add a description of this character.
- Terry: Isabel's son;
- Curtis
- Mick Draco
- Henry
- Sally
- Kirby
- Eric: Rudy's therapist;
- Gary: Isabel's husband; short and stocky; nondescript;
- Nana
- Stephanie
- Grace
- Jenny
- Brad
- Greenburg
- Susan
- Mrs. Phillips
- Phyllis
- Simon
- Jill
- Morris
- Dr. Glass
- Sergei
- Dr. Slater
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- The Saving Graces: held its first meeting on June 14, 1988 at Isabel's house.
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If half of all marriages end in divorce, how long does the average marriage last?
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- Patricia Gaffney (Author)
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Page Count: 416
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Page Count: 416
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- Dewey: 813.54
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