Books tagged: women in politics

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Six Thousand Signatures: My Trek Through Illinois Politics    by Laura Gough
Price: $1.99 USD. 31250 words. Published on June 8, 2010. .

Is the playing field level for men and women in Illinois politics, or is it politics as usual? This book chronicles the campaigning experience of one woman's bid for Barack Obama's former Senate seat. Serious, poignant, thought-provoking and humorous.
From Hell and Back: Survive and Thrive    by Gussie McRobert
Price: $4.99 USD. 69040 words. Published on December 6, 2010. .

She was brutally victimized first as a child and then as a wife: both her mother and her first husband made numerous attempts to kill her. But author Gussie McRobert was determined to not only survive, but to recover and thrive. And that is just what she did. She was elected, and then twice re-elected, as mayor of Gresham, Oregon. You too can survive and thrive, regardless of your past.
Illusion    by Lynn Allen
Price: Free! 202780 words. Published on May 6, 2011. .

When Scottish-born Elizabeth Wallace returns to Australia to become managing director of a major new government organization she could not have imagined the difficulties she will face. She has left a long-term lover in Scotland as well as a successful corporate career. With unfinished personal troubles haunting her and increased media scrutiny she wonders whether she has made the right decision.
Principle Destiny    by David Cleinman
Price: $3.95 USD. 120700 words. Published on December 19, 2011. .

When a banished Princess decides that she must take back the rights that were stolen from her and claim her rightful place as Queen, she chooses to challenge her brother in an eight month endurance race, the only way a challenger can win the crown. She will win, if she can stay alive.
It's A Woman's World - Putting Men In Their Proper Place    by Rachel Connor
Price: $4.44 USD. 12560 words. Published by Richard Del Connor  on February 18, 2012. .

Rachel has found the way to save our world, end unemployment, and end all wars. By removing all men from the military and workplace, she has determined that equality is a reversal of the past. With men raising children and women filling all jobs, the world will become the Heaven it was intended to be. A new national religion? All Olympic sports would be restarted with the inheritances of...