“Unlocking Consumer Power: The Surprising Secrets of Rescission You Never Knew Existed”
In “The Right of Rescission,” Carole Vasta Folley invites us into the raw and often uncomfortable crossroads between ambition and vulnerability. Picture this: a young woman, poised to step onto the marble floors of a bank, determined to secure a loan for her college dreams, only to face not just financial scrutiny but a shocking betrayal. As her story unfolds, it raises a haunting question—how often do our external choices become battlegrounds for assumptions, judgments, and ultimately, our worth? Folley’s vivid prose immerses us in a world where parental expectations and societal norms collide, leaving us to ponder the price of our aspirations. It’s an exploration of self, shame, and the uncomfortable truth of how deeply our experiences shape our identities. So, grab a seat and prepare to reflect on the complexities of power, gender, and resilience in her thought-provoking narrative. LEARN MORE.
She said, “Look at what you’re wearing.” As if that had anything to do with it. Smoke curled around my mother’s head; her cigarette conducting an orchestra of one. She’s on fire and doesn’t even know it.
