Another perspective: Biblical basis for the "God given" rights of women. For eons, we have felt the need to fight for our "rights..".many forms of protest from the housewife who burns the bread on purpose, to organized marches in front of legislative bodies. In some ways, I guess we can say, "We've come a long way, baby." It's one thing to claim we have "rights." It's a horse of another color, so to speak, to be absolutely confident in ourselves that it's true. Secondly, we have to be able to validate our claim. Metaphorically speaking, our petitions for "equal rights" have historically been "sneered at" by societies at large or we have simply been "arrested" - placed under home arrest, abused, denigrated or ignored. "Eve's Eyes" is about how we "see" ourselves and whether that view is based in truth; and it presents a frank view of a mindset of many "modern" women. It's time for women and men, alike, to have our vision adjusted to see just how phenomenal females actually are, and that we are, indeed, awesomely and wonderfully made.

Non-fiction. In this inspiring true personal life trilogy, September tells of her search to be loved and to be be fulfilled - in all the wrong places. The journey begins at age five when she was "kidnapped" along with two brothers, and traverses through years of physical abuse, violence, rape, gangwars, drug abuse, single parenting and much more. The primary life focus in one word is "Relationships." Book 1 tells of a nine year separation from her mother; Book 2 finds her as a teen wife and mother, married to a ganglord, trying to keep her own family together and Book 3 tells of her "Rites of Passage" to victory and achievement.