Free
Free by Fiona Morgan, published by Vanguard Press in 2017, is a 390-page exploration of complex relationships and personal struggle. The narrative centers on Ava, who feels entirely dependent on her boyfriend Nathan, whose controlling behavior manifests through emotional and physical abuse. This dynamic defines Ava’s existence until a chance encounter with Neil, a man who offers her a glimpse of understanding and support, prompting her to seek a way out of her toxic relationship.
Readers will find a poignant depiction of Ava’s journey as she grapples with the challenges of leaving Nathan and the emotional turmoil that ensues. The story delves into themes of romance and romantic suspense, highlighting the difficulties of breaking free from an abusive partner while navigating the budding connection between Ava and Neil. As the tension escalates, both characters confront their past traumas, testing the strength of their emerging bond amidst uncertainty and violence.
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Ava owes everything to Nathan, her boyfriend. Without him she is useless and incapable of independent thought or action. Ava knows this because Nathan has told her, repeatedly, and just to reinforce the point, the occasional slap or punch helps, doesn’t it? After all, it is her fault, as she does ‘push all his buttons’ and cause him to be so angry. This seems to be the pattern of Ava’s life until she has a chance meeting with Neil, a man who is different, who seems to understand, and she takes the brave step of asking him to help her leave her possessive, abusive relationship. Leaving is never that easy and Nathan’s persistence in pursuing Ava is the cause of much mental anguish for both her and Neil, for whom the long-buried memory of an abusive father is brought back into focus. They are both caught up in uncertainty and physical violence, which test the tender love that is growing between them.
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