Alex Brown
- About the Book The Ladies' Conspiracy When you want to get things done swiftly, ask women to do it. For as always, the power of sex, feminine wiles, soft cunning, and sweet persuasion pays off. Alex Brown's fictional narrative, The Ladies' Conspiracy, recounts in picturesque detail how women possess superlative natural abilities for strategic management. It further shows how Eve's descendants put to good use their being called the "weaker sex" to get what they want. Brown's protagonist is the vivacious Gilda who has been purposely schooled in the art of love and sex. Ironically, such "education" took place inside an Asian monastery. As the story unravels, Gilda's husband dies and Gilda loses all interest in her worldly existence until three girls came into her life. The girls are Judy, Lola and Isabel. Gilda teaches these girls the fine art of winning a man's heart. She wants to prove women's strong, innate capabilities through these girls. Soon, these heroines carry out their game plan to prove to the male-dominated world that Adam's counterparts are a force to be reckoned with. While most literature with feminist undertones are commonly written by women authors, The Ladies' Conspiracy is the product of an imaginative male writer's mind. It is interesting to note that somebody belonging to the so- called stronger sex would harp about and accentuate the persona and capabilities of these feminine creatures. Happily, this goes to prove that the macho image is no longer that pervasive and is slowly loosing its appeal to its supposed adherents.
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