"A Woman's Justice" is a work by the famous French writer Daniel Lesser. The book tells the story of a woman who becomes a victim of the system and decides to take justice into her own hands. This is a story about strong character, willpower and the desire to fight for truth and dignity. In his book, the author touches on important social topics, highlighting the complex aspects of the interaction of an individual with society. A Woman's Justice leaves the reader with questions about the importance of self-identification, gender equality, and power over one's own life.