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Rape by Joyce Carol Oates · Booklabria

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PsychologicalRevenge

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First published: 2003
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

The victim of a Fourth of July gang rape, single mother Teena Maguire and her daughter become the target of harassment and violence on the part of the assailants after Teena identifies the perpetrators for the Niagara Falls Police Department.

Subjects: Psychological
Revenge
Mothers and daughters
Rape
Rape victims
Mothers and daughters in fiction
Set in: Niagara Falls

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