Death of a She Devil

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Review 'Elegantly written, sharply perceptive and fantastically good fun' Daily Mail.'She's a queen of words. A tribal elder' Caitlin Moran.'Funny, waspish and acute ... A fierce retrospective on the achievements of the women's movement - and its cost - and a defiant hurrah for grumpy old women' The Times.'One of our very best writers' The Sunday Times.'A brilliant black comedy' Mail on Sunday Event magazine.'Fay has been incredibly vocal about transgender issues, and her new book features her trademark black humour - and some shocking twists' Closer.'A bawdy controversial read' Woman & Home.'It's good to have Fay Weldon back, poking the hornet's nest of modern feminism with her sly eye' Daily Express.'Weldon's amused defiance is irresistible' Mail on Sunday.'Scalpel-sharp and laceratingly funny' Good Housekeeping. From the Inside Flap In Fay Weldon's 1983 classic, The Life and Loves of a She Devil, women fought men for power and won. In 2017, men take the ultimate step to get their power back... Ruth Patchett, the original She Devil, is now eighty-four and keen to retire. But who can take up her mantle? Enter Ruth's grandson Tyler, a confident twenty-something: beautiful, resentful and unemployed. Tyler won't be satisfied until he can transition into the ultimate symbol of power and status. A woman. See all Product description