Utero Animus

Two women raised in different decades and living on
two different continents have more than one thing in
common. One woman is (or has been) married to the
other woman's son. What more do they share? What
secrets do they keep? Is it true that men marry
women similar to their mothers? Is it true that we
are drawn to the familiar? This work is meant for
armchair psycho babble that will twist and turn in
its daring openness of the heart and soul, whether
it be good, evil, or niether. Echo lives in Taiwan
in the 20th century, while Marta lives in Minnesota
in the United States during the 19th century. What
is it that drives these two women to act as they do?
Take a look into their lives of secrets and intrigue
and you may understand their motives and find the
suprising capabilities of the female.

Autorentext

Adonica Schultz Aune has a Ph.D.in Education and has a second Ph.D. in Communication and Public Discourse. She has taught higher education in China, Korea,Taiwan, Norway, and several universities in the United States. Adonica presently lives with her husband and is teaching online courses for the University of North Dakota.

Klappentext

Two women raised in different decades and living on two different continents have more than one thing in common. One woman is (or has been) married to the other woman's son. What more do they share? What secrets do they keep? Is it true that men marry women similar to their mothers? Is it true that we are drawn to the familiar? This work is meant for armchair psycho babble that will twist and turn in its daring openness of the heart and soul, whether it be good, evil, or niether. Echo lives in Taiwan in the 20th century, while Marta lives in Minnesota in the United States during the 19th century. What is it that drives these two women to act as they do? Take a look into their lives of secrets and intrigue and you may understand their motives and find the suprising capabilities of the female.