Liv is a caregiver in her mid-thirties who leads a seemingly perfect life in a detached house in Oslo. She loves her husband, Terje, and their two children, Rosa and Johannes. But what hardly anyone knows, not even her husband, is that Liv was raped years ago. Going to the dentist is a challenge for her; when she walks home from the bus stop at night, she has to call Terje. Fear lurks everywhere. Liv tries hard to keep her facade pristine. Even though she's busy processing her trauma behind the scenes, she refuses to accept the role of victim. The incident happened half a lifetime ago; why should it still dictate what she does in the here and now? "Power" is a powerful book. Heidi Furre vividly portrays the coexistence of doubt and self-determination, courage and rage. New product