A Different Kind of Wonder Woman is a collection of essays written by a mother, a wife, a daughter, and a friend. On the pathway of life, it seldom goes in a straight line. Instead, the author's journey to understand her value and place in the world involves battling the demons of suicide, trauma, heart disease, adoption, and marriage. Kayla Scheiner is a new author on the scene and her ability to capture the craziness of life through humor and searing honesty will leave any reader with a pulse changed and grateful. As you open the cover, you are immediately transported to a coffee house somewhere in Smallville, USA and you are sitting down to have one of the most powerful and authentic conversations on the journeys of daughters, mothers, and grandmothers on their path to earning their capes. This book is written for any woman who has forgotten she has a cape.