Defying the Mob

To the man or woman on the street, Susan Weeks appears as a charming well-groomed, well-spoken investment council executive; a no-nonsense quintessential business entrepreneur and public advocate who always makes herself available for the cause of various women in distress and organizations. The story behind the woman however, is anything but no-nonsense. It is a story of good versus evil, of strength versus weakness, of the darkness and despair of the underworld of the Dixie Mafia. This book will leave you wondering if what Susan experienced is humanly possible. This real life story takes you on an adventure in real life espionage. Rather she was a one hundred pound beautiful young woman who never hurt a fly in her life. Surrounded by dark underworld figures, bullied and abused by some of the most terrifying killers in the south, she was forced to resort to her remarkable will to survive in order to confront her real-life demons and come out victorious. In this book she bares her soul like no other woman. As a young girl growing up in South Georgia, Susan Weeks had no idea her life would be what it is now, and she certainly had no idea of the path her life would take to get her to where she is now. After coming so close to death so many times, she realized that to tell her story could save countless numbers of other unknown women caught in the same deadly trap by showing them the hope and means of escape. Although Susan Weeks wears her heart on her sleeve, she possesses enormous courage and determination. These traits are exposed in her book and will play with your emotions of helplessness and finding the courage to crawl out. The Susan Weeks of today battles on. After a recent book signing, the store manager was warned not to sell another book in his store. He continued and his store was burned down. The next day a defiant Susan was sitting on a chair in the still smoldering ashes of the burned-out store signing her books.