What if the very freedom women were promised left us more exhausted, more disconnected, and further from our God-given design than ever before?

The Cost of Her Crown: When Women Abandoned Their Role, and the Family Paid the Price is a bold and heartfelt exploration of how feminism reshaped womanhood-and not always for the better. With honesty, humor, and biblical insight, Charlene Condu takes readers through the quiet cultural shift that pulled women out of their homes, roles, and peace-and into pressure, performance, and striving.

This book is not about shame. It's about truth.

From Eve's first mistake in the garden to the modern-day expectations women carry, The Cost of Her Crown reveals how chasing independence can sometimes cost us the very things we were created for-family, purpose, peace, and God's presence.

If you've ever questioned what "having it all" really costs . . . this book invites you to surrender what the world handed you and take hold of what God always intended.