The Winter Wrath

Carol was happy with her husband who grew marijuana in the basement. But it got so he wouldn't work as an ironworker, because when it got cold, he'd just say he couldn't get work to go back on welfare. For a family of five, there was plenty. Carol worked at a newspaper but that ended because he thought she was cheating. He was getting brutal so she left to go to Waco where her mom and wonderful native husband lived. He loaned Carol a car and she went to work for Lester, her new landlord. But Carol was going thru hell as the guy downstairs wouldn't leave her alone. He felt she should contribute to his longing for mental sex. She refused. This causes him to get worse and he'd make sure to wake her in the morning, and he'd send filthy sexual flash dreams to get her hot. (He finally kidnaps a native girl in the basement. He thinks they'll marry.) One night Claine, the guy downstairs, set a radio down below her where now she has to sleep in the dining room. Then, he tapped while he did his business. When he was done, he turned off the radio and rammed the ceiling to let Carol know they just had sex. He sees the girl in the basement is seeing Al, Carol's ex, so he gets jealous. There is a restraining order against Al so he sneaks over in the dark. Claine makes a plan to steal Al's girlfriend to force her to stay with him in his father's RV trailer, 35 miles north, at a recreational park. John, the guy who works for Lester the Landlord, is the younger brother of Carol's high school sweetheart, who dumped her because she got pregnant after one sex session. The brothers have nothing in common. John is decent and cares about Kimmie, the girl that got kidnapped. He makes it his job to find her just so he can beat the guy up and free the girl. He gets the cops on his side to help. They want in on it as there are no clues. Meanwhile, Al tries to kill Carol's landlord, Lester, and Carol helps him recover from being rammed in his Lincoln to total it against a brick wall. Lester and Carol become close but she makes it a point, she won't get involved unless her divorce to Al goes through. (Throughout the story, there are dreams that contribute to the plot.) (There is also information on how native women are still being abused. And there is a description of how Autistic Trolls treat women, and the symptoms and actions they all have in common. They have one object in mind. They must feed their penis, no matter what. If beating a woman is necessary, they'll do it.) And yes, Carol was beat in a dream. It was so real, she could feel the punches right through the dream.