Understanding gender neutral deficit may be misconstrued, the context is ideal for this day and age. This book is timely, precise and speaks to the generations of women living in today’s world. Since the beginning Eve and her descendants thereof have been the blame for all ills befalling mankind. She’s either too much this or too much of that. The author seeks to explore the ills for generations to come identifying with caution to attempt to bring balance; healing to what’s broken. For generations daughters of mankind were not recognized as part of a system created by their counterparts therefore abided by structures put together by their others. Thanks to the deceitfulness of the male disposition that instituted this conflict of the sexes, perfectionisms, competitions, evaluation and/or appraisals, criticisms and judgments are all fundamental and have been a part of this jumble this book is about for generations. Cultures that were cultivated or instituted appealed to the man, his rights, his powers and his dominance in society but women weren’t allowed or afforded the same privileges and were forced to be subject to powers. I heard a preacher say one time that “conception is a pleasurably sweet process for men yet excruciating for women” – paraphrased - Thompson. Men in many cultures get glory in childbearing leaving out and clouding the drudgery involving these growing pains and labor of love women get exposed to. To this day women are still fighting for recognition, having been “in the dark” for centuries, female genital mutilations still take place in some remote cultures, childhood marriages honored in some religions, economic empowerment in western mores still a hot debate with men earning more than women and a Patriarchal system of government still in place inspired the title “Daughters of Eve” in reflection to the structure in place to recognize the labor intensive processes mothers go through in reproduction, giving the hand that rocks the cradle the honor they deserve.