Carl
“Carl” by Carron O’Collins is a fiction novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on July 28, 2011. This 292-page suspense thriller delves into the life of Carl, who views women as possessions rather than individuals. The narrative centers on Rita, who struggles against Carl’s oppressive beliefs and seeks to reclaim her autonomy before it’s too late.
Readers will find a tense exploration of power dynamics and personal freedom within the pages of “Carl.” The story highlights Rita’s fight for her rights and her desperate quest for escape from Carl’s control. With themes of suspense and the complexities of human relationships, this edition invites readers to engage with the darker aspects of human nature and the struggle for self-identity.
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Fiction Novel Suspense/Thriller Carl lived his life the way he believed a man had the right to live it. Women were not human beings, they were possessions, put on this earth to please men. A man bought and paid for his wife when he signed that marriage license. Rita could not live this way any more. She was a human being, with rights. Could she escape Carl’s grasp? Before he killed her?
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