The Powers. Are they real? Maybe they’re an urban myth? Could they be another crazy rumor or conspiracy theory filtering through the internet? No. They’re real. All across the world, from England to China, Australia to North America, Argentina to the Philippines, women are reporting strange abilities now known as The Powers.

In some cases, women are seemingly able to read the minds of the men around them. In even more extraordinary cases, these females can hack into those boys’ thoughts, compelling them to act in certain ways.

Elsewhere, women have been able to exert mental command over the physical world around them. Yes, they wield telekinesis. Just by concentrating, they can lift heavy objects or even augment their own strength, making them far more powerful than they should be.

Telepathy and telekinesis used to be confined to fantasies and science-fiction, but The Powers could change everything. Aubrey, McKenzie, and Brooke are three women who don’t really believe in The Powers, not yet. But as they deal with the men in their lives, The Powers will rewrite their relationships and how they see the world.

For so long, men have been in charge. Maybe that needs to change, especially if this really is a permanent evolution. It might be time for the world to shift. Men used to resist equality, but they might be begging for it when women get stronger and can learn every secret with just a flicker of thought.

The boys should be scared.

The Powers is a 130,000 word novel that includes female domination, female supremacy, uncanny powers, chastity training, spankings, and a matriarchal revolution. All characters are consenting adults over the age of 18.