That Woman - Morisaki, Michael
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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 officer, 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…mehr

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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 officer, 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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The author is a retired physician, attorney and real estate broker. He was born in 1927 on Maui where he spent his childhood in an orphanage for girls. His educational background: BS magna cum laude, Marquette University; MD with distinction, University of Michigan Medical School; JD, Loyola Law School of Los Angeles; internship, Mount Sinai Hospital, NYC; and residency in internal medicine, Mayo Clinic. He practiced medicine for 36 years in Los Angeles.In 1997, he won the annual James Clavell Literary Award for his short story, Returning Alone to Maui. He authored five novellas: MD-JD, Sex Comes in Different Packages, The Being, Childhood on Maui and The Way the Ball Bounces.