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Thérèse Raquin
By Émile ZolaPublisher Description
French author Émile Zola wrote the novel Therese Raquin in 1868. It is a story of lust, madness and destruction. It is the story of Therese, a woman who is unwillingly married to her first cousin by an overbearing aunt who, although appearing to have the good intentions, is actually rather self-centered in many respects. Because Therese 's husband, Camille, is unwell and selfish, she has a passionate affair with Laurent, one of Camille's friends. When Laurent’s boss no longer allows him to leave early, they come up with a plan to kill Camille. How Therese and Laurent murder Camille? Is he really dead or alive? Will Therese and Laurent marry and make a happy life? Read this amazing psychological fiction by Zola know the climax of this story.
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“Emile Zola brings to the reader a horrific realism of the century. The notion of supernatural or supra-human justice has been very well executed. The vividness and squalor of the lower French classes of the times have been very graphically and skillfully rendered both on physical and mental levels. This books is a very powerful read in my opinion. The kind of intensity that Zola achieves can be compared to Dostoevsky.”
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