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Alice has not seen her father
since the day her mother threw him out several years ago, but her hatred
for him is as permanent as the damage he did to her vocal cords during his
last angry rampage. Now seventeen-year-old Alice's “Frankenstein”
voice is a painful reminder of her past, and she cannot sing the songs she
composes in her head. But when Alice discovers that her hated father
is dying in a hospital only two hours away, she is forced to look forgiveness
in the face for the first time and decide whether she has the power within
herself to turn the other cheek. |