Set against the electrifying backdrop of the 1960s, Danielle Steel reveals the captivating story of a young woman discovering her passion for righting wrongs and fighting for justice. Meredith McKenzie, the daughter and granddaughter of prominent New York lawyers, is destined for the best: top schools, elite social circles, the perfect marriage. She spent her childhood in Germany while her father prosecuted war criminals at the Nuremberg trials, absorbing the clash between good and evil. When her family returns to the United States, Meredith, encouraged by her progressive grandfather, strives to become a lawyer despite her father's objections. As her grandfather ascends to the Supreme Court, Meredith engages in the era's most urgent cases, joining a new generation of women breaking social, political, and professional boundaries. But when the era's violence hits too close to home, her once tightly-knit family must survive a devastating loss and revolutionize its values and traditions. The Good Fight by Danielle Steel is an inspiring, uplifting tale of a woman who changes the world and is, in turn, changed by it. Pages: 368, Dimensions: 11x11cm