Unstoppable: The Victoria Woodhull Story by Kate Danaher https://www.amazon.com/Unstoppable-Victoria-Woodhull-Kate-Danaher/dp/1970157828 Katedanaher.com “A compulsively readable portrait…a genuine pleasure…deftly paced and meticulously researched…full of rich characterization and well-observed historical detail.” — Kirkus, GET IT “With strokes of vivid emotion and lively dialogue…Danaher gives heartfelt humanity to WoodhulL…a rousing portrait of a forgotten, sometimes maligned figure.” — BookLife, EDITOR’S PICK VICTORIA WOODHULL AND THE COUNTRY THAT TRIED TO CRUSH HER. In 1872, in an America that denied women the right to vote, Victoria Woodhull dared to run for president. From a difficult childhood to the center of New York’s political and financial elite, Woodhull battles scandal, ridicule, betrayal, and impossible odds as she fights to claim power in a world determined to silence women. Alongside her brilliant and fiercely loyal sister Tennessee, she challenges the establishment, reveals the sexual exploitation of women and young girls by wealthy, powerful New Yorkers, and risks everything to demand equality. Unstoppable: The Victoria Woodhull Story is a sweeping historical novel about ambition, resilience, and one woman’s determination to change America long before the nation was ready to listen. HONORABLE MENTION, HOLLYWOOD BOOK AWARDS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WHAT READERS ARE SAYING * Wonderfully written and magically told * Love, love, love this book! * Fascinating history * Thoroughly enjoyable, can’t wait for the sequel * A great novel about a great American: Victoria Woodhull AVAILABLE ON KINDLE UNLIMITED! *Book Club Discussion Questions available on website, http://katedanaher.com* EARLY PRAISE Kate Danaher’s novel Unstoppable is a revelation—and I say this having written a biography of Victoria Woodhull myself. In her fictional account of this extraordinary character, Danaher combines the work of a skilled researcher with the flair of a poet to resurrect Victoria as she was, not as she has been incorrectly depicted for a century. This Victoria, Danaher’s Victoria is the true Victoria, and she is an inspiration. — Mary Gabriel, Pulitzer Prize Finalist and author of Ninth Street Women. Kate Danaher is an exceptional researcher, writer and storyteller. Right from the opening scene, the reader is swept into the world of American’s most famous woman of 1872. Danaher writes stirring dialogue, and her use of short, active scenes moves the book along beautifully. Historical fiction has a new starring voice, and it is that of Kate Danaher. — Marion Roach Smith, The Memoir Project Danaher accomplishes what the finest historical novelists—from Hilary Mantel to Geraldine Brooks—understand instinctively: the past becomes meaningful not when it resembles the present but when it reminds us how different intelligent, courageous people once understood the world. — Robert Rivenbark, Amazon bestselling author of The Cloud. About the author This is Kate Danaher’s first novel. She holds a Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Delaware and is a former professor of English at Rosemont College, Pennsylvania. She is an Irish storyteller, fiddler, and a founder and emeritus board member of the Irish Heritage Theater in Philadelphia. She also performed with and served on the board of the Delaware Shakespeare Festival, and studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, London. Under the name Danaher and Cloud, she and her music partner, Amy Cloud Chambers, produced four Americana albums: Portraits, Late Bloomers, The Holiday Album, and the multi-award-winning album for kids, Just Kiddin’. All available on popular streaming services. An avid tennis player, she lives in Bonita Springs, Florida, with her husband, Bill Parks. They spend their summers in Troy, New York. Kate is currently working on Volume II, Shattered, of The Victoria Woodhull Story. Volume III, Victorious, will follow that.
