Explores just how the big choices we make in our twenties, thirties and forties about career, love, sex, fertility and motherhood ultimately shape and define us. This book reflects on the author's life and those of the many women, as she examines the impact these major, life-altering decisions is having on individuals and on society as a whole.

Virginia pulls no punches as she explores just how the big choices we make in our twenties, thirties and forties about career, love, sex, fertility and motherhood ultimately shape and define us - whether we like it or not. In this passionate, compelling, thoroughly researched and at times confronting exploration Virginia reflects on her own life and those of the many women who have let her into their hearts and minds, as she examines the impact these major, life-altering decisions is having on individuals and on society as a whole. "Wonder Woman" is about real choices - or the lack thereof; the women being forced to make them and how these choices will shape our future.

Author's NoteChapter 1 Introduction: Wondering what's so bloody wonderfulChapter 2 Triggering a Brawl: I said. You said. She said.Chapter 3 Drop the Baby - put it in the 'Possibles': Unraveling my storyChapter 4 'Having it All' - a f... up feminist fantasyChapter 5 A Child Riddled CareerChapter 6 The Mummy BacklashChapter 7 The Baby Strike: A fertility crisis?Chapter 8 The Childless RevolutionChapter 9 Wanted: A way out of modern day couplingChapter 10 Going it Alone: A jam jar of seedChapter 11 The Childfree ZoneChapter 12 Held to Ransom by Hope in a TubeChapter 13 Negotiating the Divide: Mother vs Non-motherChapter 14 Conclusion: Still wondering