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207 West End Avenue

Roberta Maretti

05 Nov 2025 — 1 min read

By Randie K. Berman

Author: Randie K. Berman

Genre: Women’s Fiction

Today we spotlight 207 West End Avenue, a compelling journey into ambition, resilience, and the cost of breaking barriers as a woman in a world built to hold you back.

🌆 Story Snapshot

Welcome to Manhattan in the 1980s—sharp suits, sharper competition, and a legal world where only the toughest survive.

Samantha Ross is brilliant, driven, and on the rise. As the youngest woman ever to make partner at a prestigious Park Avenue law firm, she’s finally earned her seat at the table. But when a high-profile client enters her life, the victories she fought for crumble under the weight of systemic discrimination and harassment, forcing her to confront a brutal truth:

In a world run by men, success can come at a cost no woman should have to pay.

★★★★★ “Absolutely loved this book. I wish I could give it a higher rating than 5 stars.”

For readers who love powerful heroines, legal drama, and stories that challenge and inspire our understanding of women’s place in the world.

🛒 Where to Get It

📎 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FJZMX92J

🌐 Connect with the Author

Website: https://randiekberman.squarespace.com

Email: rberman1504@gmail.com

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