That Woman
That Woman by Michael Morisaki is a fiction book published by Xlibris Corporation LLC on July 29, 2015. This edition spans 98 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Ashley Fisher, a character endowed with remarkable physical and mental abilities, who employs her speed and martial arts skills to intervene in crimes such as mugging, robbery, and kidnapping across Los Angeles and New York City. Throughout her journey, she takes on various roles, including a police officer, an assistant district attorney, and a criminal defense attorney, showcasing her multifaceted approach to justice.
Readers will find a unique exploration of Ashley’s character, who, unlike traditional vigilantes, acts not out of revenge but to demonstrate her capabilities. The story delves into her complexities, including her moments of extreme naivete, narcissism, and her obsession with the genetic origins of her powers. As she navigates her dual identity, Ashley’s interactions with those she saves lead them to refer to her simply as “that woman,” highlighting her impact on their lives and the challenges she faces in her quest for justice.
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Ashley Fisher was born with extraordinary physical and mental powers. She can move with lightning speed and she can think as fast. She uses her speed combined with martial arts skill to rescue victims of mugging, robbery and kidnapping in Los Angeles and in New York City. She becomes, in turn, a police offi cer, an assistant DA and a criminal defense attorney.Unlike the vigilante in Death Wish, she acts to assert her prowess, not out of revenge. She disables criminals, not kill them. Ashley is not another Wonder Woman though as beautiful. She, at times, portrays herself as a man and she has faults: extreme naivete, narcissism and obsession with the genetic basis of her prowess.Those she rescues refer to her as “that woman.
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