Women Flock to Survival Books and Movies
Today women are attracted to books and movies about survival featuring female characters. Ken Wasil's newest book African Safari Bootcamp for Women is just that: five women who go on Safari to improve their lives are stranded in the bush without food, water, or weapons. They are led by Mo, the tour's geologist and a Kenyan American who grew up with a Masai tribe, to safety.
- Boston, MA-NH (1888PressRelease) July 16, 2016 - Ken Wasil
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Men love survival fiction-and why not women? Today women are drawn to survival books and movies starring females such as The Hunger Games from Susan Collins, The Outlander (series) from Diana Gabaldon, and Oxy and Crake from Margaret Atwood. "The Urban Survival Site" highlights the top 20 great survival fiction novels. And the site "The Well Armed Women" presents twenty-nine true survival stories of women defending themselves from attacks when going through their day to day lives.
Survival is just the scenario in Ken Wasil's newest book African Safari Bootcamp for Women. In this action-adventure novel, the chance to improve their lives and the lure of Africa bring a group of professional women together from three continents for great white hunter Cassidy Magriff's African Safari Bootcamp for Women.
Five women become stranded in the bush without food, water, or weapons. Mo, the safari's geologist and a Kenyan-American, who grew up with a Masai Mara tribe, is saddled with the task of leading the troupe to safety. They fortify themselves with spiritual exercises, discussions of feminine literature such as Jane Eyre, and conversations on the gamut of women's issues. They defend themselves against attacks from lions, leopards, and a band of terrorists determined to put an end to their lives.
The female warriors form friendships and alliances and uncover talents and skills that contribute to the survival of their troupe and the emergence of their "inner Amazon Warriors". In spite of their ordeal, Each of them is able to take giant steps forward in their lives, fall in love with Africa and the men of their dreams.
Ken Wasil has also written A Great Escape: Short Stores for Travelers, Mr. Thoreau Goes to Boston, and Rivers of Words.
He has taught English, creative writing, and Cultural Anthropology at universities in Asia. He enjoys reading, traveling, and teaching. You might find him trekking through the jungles of South America, lazing along the shore of a verdant river in Southeast Asia, or teaching English in a newly formed country going through the pangs of expansion.
Ken Wasil's books are available from Kobo Books, Google Books, Book Country, and other on-line books stores.
You can read sample chapters from African Safari Bootcamp for Women and find out more about Ken Wasil and his books at his web site.
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