Concetti Chiave
- "The Girlfriend" is a psychological thriller by Michelle Frances, focusing on a tense rivalry between two women over one man.
- The central conflict involves a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, each driven by distinct motivations to monopolize the man's affection.
- The story explores themes of possessiveness and fear as both women initially strive for a positive relationship, which spirals into a destructive obsession.
- The narrative challenges readers with questions about loyalty, love, and the boundaries of maternal and romantic relationships.
- Michelle Frances delves deep into the psychological motivations behind the women's actions, highlighting the dangerous potential of deceit.
"The girlfriend" - Michelle Frances
"The girlfriend" is a psychological thriller written by Michelle Frances.
In this book, the situation becomes the limit of madness: two rival women are fighting the same man.
The two women are the mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law: they are animated by different motives and they cover different roles in the life of that man.
Both of them want him all for them, but in different ways. The man’s mother wants him because she doesn’t want to miss the son that she had loved and grown up.
The other one wants to be certain that no one will hinder the future he has to realize with his man.
Initially, both try to be good and build a good relationship, but because of some misunderstandings, the situation becomes complicated until it becomes a real persecution. The reader is placed in front of a series of questions. Who is the worst of the two women? The mother, who is trying not to lose her son and be set aside? Or the girlfriend, who does not feel appreciated and fears that her story may be compromised on the birth and, consequently, end?
Michelle Frances analyzes and deepens the psychological inner life of the two women, trying to find out the reasons for their rivalry. But the author is not confined to this psychological analysis: she imagines the climax of violence that a lie can cause.
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