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In "Power Play," Danielle Steel tells the intertwined stories of a successful CEO who left a promising legal career for family, and a talented artist whose husband is absent. Both women, parents of two, must re‑examine what power really means when faced with unexpected challenges, family secrets, and choices that could reshape their lives.
The novel explores themes of self‑acceptance, work‑life balance, and the evolving roles of women in the workforce while celebrating the resilience of mother‑daughter, mother‑son, and mother‑friend bonds.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of California and New York, the narrative blends romance, domestic conflict, and business ethics into a compelling portrait of modern womanhood.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Danielle Steel
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