The Mere Wife by Gwyn Headley
In a modern reimagining of the classic Beowulf tale, the narrative unfolds in a suburban neighborhood where two worlds collide. The story centers around two mothers, one fiercely protective of her son living in the shadows of a mountain, and the other a suburbanite striving for perfection in her community. As their lives intersect, themes of identity, belonging, and the primal instincts of motherhood are explored, revealing the underlying tensions and hidden truths that bind and divide them. This contemporary myth delves into the complexities of human nature and the societal constructs that shape our lives.
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- 2018
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