Through the author's intimate relationship with Amitra, coupled with her extraordinary diary filled with a wealth of experiences, memories, fears, hopes, and dreams, the author could capture the essence of Amitra Moretti's (nee Mishra) life and her remarkable transformations written in her full unvarnished form. From her childhood as a Kshatriya (warrior caste) through her death, the book chronicles the story of her lifetime. It was a terrible religious superstition at birth that altered the course of her life, forcing her to live within an assumed family whose deviant behavior distorted her view of a commonplace existence. Because of her stunning beauty, persistence, intelligence, strength, and friendships, she fostered an unbridled passion and an unrivaled sexual appetite that helped her rise above all others to become one of the world's wealthiest women. In a similar vein to Cinderella, the author depicts the path from hardship to wealth. Nonetheless, Amitra's journey ends with a template for spiritual awakening and transformation.