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“A Woman’s Valley” by Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare is a thrilling young adult fantasy novel that boldly explores the themes of gender, power, and legacy in a fictional African kingdom. Set in the majestic Edusah Kingdom, the story follows Princess Eno, a fearless warrior and heir to the throne, who returns from battle only to be denied her rightful claim as king—simply because she is a woman.
✨ Defying the norms, Eno refuses to accept an arranged marriage as her path to the throne.
✨ She embarks on a dangerous journey to rewrite tradition and claim kingship on her own terms—even if it means challenging her family, advisors, and the very traditions that define her world.
✨ Full of intrigue, deception, ambition, and suspense, A Woman’s Valley weaves together fantasy and African royalty with a fierce feminist edge.
✨ This fast-paced, emotionally intense novel speaks to any reader who has ever dared to challenge the status quo.
✅ Key Highlights
• Powerful feminist-themed fantasy for young adults and teens
• Rich worldbuilding inspired by African royal heritage and customs
• Explores gender roles, succession, and rebellion through a compelling female lead
• A perfect blend of romance, royalty, suspense, and speculative fiction
• Short but impactful—ideal for readers seeking quick yet meaningful reads
⚡ Perfect For:
• Teen and YA fantasy readers
• Fans of African folklore and royalty-themed novels
• Book clubs and literature circles exploring gender and leadership
• Feminist readers and educators
• Lovers of powerful heroines who defy tradition

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Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	A Woman’s Valley
Author	Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare
ISBN	978-9988-53-361-8
Year Published	2023
Pages	85
Format	Paperback
Weight	0.35 kg
Tags	A Woman’s Valley, Ghanaian Fantasy, African Royalty, Feminist Fiction, Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare, Young Adult Fiction, Princess Stories, Rebellion, Women’s Empowerment

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- About the Author: Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare

Elizabeth Dwamena-Asare is an award-winning Ghanaian author and storyteller whose literary works explore identity, social change, and the African experience. Her story The Red Boy of Zoe Street was shortlisted for the prestigious Wakini Kuria Prize, and her writings have been featured in The Kalahari Review, Writers Space Africa Magazine, and major newspapers across the continent.
She received the Writer of the Year Award for her children’s book Who Cares?, and won the 2022 Africa Matters Media Contest with her impactful piece We Are The Ones We Have Been Waiting For. Passionate about DIYs, collaborations, and storytelling, Elizabeth continues to push boundaries through her captivating stories.