Very Cold People: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Sarah Manguso

Sarah Manguso recounts the story of an unusual winter night in a small town on the East Coast and the different ways that people can and do die. The book is divided into three parts, which tell the story of three different characters on that same cold winter night.

Very Cold People, a 2017 novel by Sarah Manguso, narrates the story of a woman who is stuck in a toxic relationship with an emotionally abusive man.

Every morning for the past week, I have woken up at 6am and walked to my local Target to buy milk, bread and eggs. The day before yesterday, I got a carton of orange juice too. That's not unusual because usually, I'll buy anything that might be available and there will be more than enough left over. This was different though because last night happened to be January 5th, when the temperature dropped below zero degrees Fahrenheit. Last night was also my birthday so the grocery store did something special in honor of me. They decided that they would only sell items that are great for cold weather or cold-related activities - things like orange juice and milk.

[Rebecca Lowman] is on the brink of making a life-altering decision when she stumbles across an article about a woman who was found in the back of an abandoned warehouse only wearing a winter coat and boots. The mystery surrounding her identity is solved, but Manguso's pursuit of her story ultimately leads to a greater appreciation for how painful it can be to search for oneself.

Very Cold People: A Novel is a novel by Sarah Manguso about the lives of three generations of women living within a single household in upstate New York. The book starts with a female protagonist, who becomes an unlikely friend with her estranged father and his new wife. The second woman is the mother of their two daughters, and she struggles to care for her own children while caring for her daughter's children as well. Thirdly, there is the grandmother of those children, who helps to care for the grandchildren when their parents are away.

Sarah Manguso, a woman who was raised in New York, and now lives in Brooklyn, has written a novel about people who live in the arctic. Most of the characters are nomadic and they must find food to survive during the long winter months.