Bitch Walk is what happens when a group of extraordinary, ordinary women come together to make a difference. You'll laugh, you'll cry. You'll want them for friends. They are your friends. You've met them all before! Book Seven of the Admirable Women Series brings Fiona, Tetch, Anne Marie, Hannah, Ellie, Greta Rae. and Amber all together to benefit women and children in need. They hope you'll join them. Amber's great-grandmother Ophelia had a temper and could shoot straight as an arrow. It's because of her having this dead-on reputation, that she never had to actually shoot anyone. Surviving back then meant you needed to grow vegetables in the garden or there would be times your children wouldn't have anything to eat. Ophelia prided herself on saying her children never went hungry. She outlived two husbands, both good men, mourned each of them when they passed, and remained a widow second time around. For some reason, a renowned artist drew a portrait of her, the only semblance of her small but sturdy stature as she's marching with a group of womenfolk carrying signs for equal rights. Legend has it, with her at the helm, this group of women became the pioneers of the women's rights movement known as a Bitch Walk. Amber's grandmother Amelia was only five years old when she marched at her side.