Stephenson Holt

The Tenhouse Girl Stephenson Holt

Three women with completely different strengths each out to survive in a harsh world but which one will you relate to. Prepare to follow their story through seven countries on three continents to find out. Rachael ignores the struggle for equality and prefers total superiority over, as she sees it, the weaker male sex. "Equality got me a raised pension age but one of my two jobs sees me looking down on degraded men." She's lived alone but rich since her rock star parents were reported killed in a small plane crash in Africa. Her secret and hidden government-sponsored life is about to be revealed to her old school friend Jen. Sue is Rachael's mother and has used her femininity all her adult life to pull herself out of the squalor of her youth. She's used her body to get to the top of the rock world as a joint singer in her husband's world-famous band. Sue is soon to find herself at rock bottom again with a huge struggle to even keep herself alive. Jen is Ms. Average and since school has worked in a supermarket as a shelf stacker. She knows she should be angry to see men jump over her head in promotion but isn't sure how that anger should manifest itself. Then she bumps into her old school friend, Rachael, who suggests an adventure in Africa which is way out of Jen's comfort zone but also a way out of her miserable existence.