History prefers to forget women who kill. Society paints them as mad, hysterical, or heartbroken anything but ruthless, calculating murderers. Deadly and Feminine rips away that illusion, exposing the cold truth behind the women history tried to erase.
From poisoners and pirates to cult followers and serial killers, these stories reveal women who shattered every expectation of innocence and femininity. Some killed for money, some for power, and some simply for control. Their methods were as varied as their motives arsenic-laced dinners, smothered victims, blades in the night, and crimes committed right under society's nose.
But this is more than a line-up of killers. It's a commentary on the poverty, misogyny, superstition, and institutional failures that allowed them to thrive. You'll meet women who were underestimated, dismissed, or even romanticised yet their actions left trails of blood and fear.
Gripping, unsentimental, and uncompromising, Deadly and Feminine proves that evil has never been confined to one gender. These are the stories the history books refused to tell.
