"Women Who Kill and Women Who Vote" is a fascinating novel by the great French writer Alexandre Dumas. In this book, the author tells the stories of two groups of women - those who raise their hands on the lives of others and those who fight for their rights and dignity in society. Through complex vicissitudes and intrigues, the heroines show their strength, courage and devotion to their beliefs. Filled with characters with their own contradictions, this novel leaves the reader impressed and chases away thoughts about justice and what really matters in life. Alexander Dumas is recognized in the history of world literature as a master of the novel genre, and "Women Who Kill and Women Who Vote" is a vivid example of his exceptional talent.