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Worst Tits Ever

A Raw Memoir of Survival, Humor, and Reinvention

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By: Angela Harger Thompson
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When the world was shutting down, Angela escaped on a grand adventure.

What began as a sailing passage across the Pacific to film a documentary became an unexpected reckoning with love, loss, and the God of the wind and waves. Quarantined at sea with near strangers during the COVID-19 pandemic, Angela’s romantic relationship turns tumultuous and her life as she knows it begins to unravel. With nowhere to run and nothing to distract her, she is forced to face challenges, uncertainty, and courageously find a way through her fear.

Written with sharp humor and unfiltered honesty, Worst Tits Ever is a travel adventure, coming-of-age-in-your-thirties, and a surprising love story. Angela chronicles what it means to survive heartbreak, heal from old wounds, and find wild grace in the most unlikely places.

This is not a book about sailing.

It is a story about losing everything.

Rebuilding and healing when it seems impossible to do so.

Discovering that strength sometimes comes from letting go.

Perfect for listeners of women’s memoirs, inspirational non-fiction, and true stories of transformation, Worst Tits Ever will resonate with anyone navigating loss, uncertainty, crisis of faith, or a season of profound change.

©2025 Angela Marie Harger (P)2025 Angela Marie Harger Adventurers, Explorers & Survival Women Heartfelt Witty Memoir Adventure Sailing
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I saw an article in the guardian newspaper about this woman’s story and thought it looked interesting. I liked the title too. I couldn’t quite believe what I was listening to and had to keep going to see what on Earth I had downloaded! Angela is sweet in some ways and it’s quite soothing to listen to but the content is just so odd, parochial, self-absorbed. Such a strange listen. Very strange that the guardian published the article when Angela’s views are quite antithetically unprogressive.

Worryingly solipsistic and subtly dogmatic

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