The Power of A Wom-man

Finally, a Version of The Godfather for Women... The Power of a Woman From freelancing soccer moms to corporate women managing seven-figure budgets to traditional stay-at-home housewives, women from every walk of life will be inspired and touched by Lola. You’ve never before met anyone in the pages of a book quite like Lola. For the first time a character that is Kerry Washington from “Scandal” meets AL Pacino from “The Godfather”. Hard-driving, passionate, street-smart and savvy, with an ability to love that is deep from her soul. Lola possesses the will and intellect to do what must be done when times get tough, and they do... While she enjoys the finer things of life, her instincts protect her over and over again, even when push comes to shove, and she faces choices of life and death´s magnitude. The Power of a Woman empowers women intellectually from parenting, relationships, marriage, business and even violence when it becomes necessary, as it sometimes does. Lola has the characteristics of the powerful female protagonist that stir up memories of the Dahomey Female Army of 1841. Viola Davis stars as general Nanisca in the movie “Woman King”. Lola will call to mind how the women warriors were the most respected and feared part of Ajojie, the all female warrior unit, ranking even above the men. Fast-forward over 200 years and meet Lola and the Circle, who are their own indomitable force to be reckoned with. After meeting Lola and joining her on a transformative journey of self-discovery, self-preservation that defines her life, you’ll find that your own life and choices you make will never be the same. The Power of a Woman is a novel of passion, keen friendships, overwhelming love, and yes... Intellectual Revenge. This non-stop page-turner and its fluid, energizing main character cannot be easily forgotten or dismissed. Lola and her sisterhood of intellectual, exotic beauties from around the globe, that are taking on some of the most powerful men in the hidden underworld and business circles in America today, and they prevail as the victor.