The Captives
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- English
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Lyric Poetry & Drama
The captives follows the emotional rupture experienced by a young woman whose life is reshaped by the sudden loss of a parent and the shifting bonds within a complicated family. The narrative opens with a death that unsettles her sense of stability, prompting a wave of conflicting memories and long-suppressed feelings. As the community responds to the event with routine sympathy, she confronts her own detachment, recognizing how duty had long overshadowed affection. Early interactions reveal the pull between relatives who seek her attention and the quieter promise of independence that awaits beyond her childhood home. The story traces her attempt to navigate loneliness, expectation, and the desire for renewal as she prepares to enter a wider world filled with uncertainty. Through introspection and subtle tension, the novel reflects on the search for belonging after emotional confinement, exploring how grief, relief, and hope can coexist in the same fragile moment.
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Release date
Ebook: 11 January 2025
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