"Hannah Rising,"  delivers a story that will make readers both laugh and cry as they follow the journey of a woman who loses everything only to discover she never had it in the first place.

When 37-year-old Hannah Hamilton returns to her family's estate after losing her job and apartment, she expects to find the same cold reception that drove her away years ago. Instead, she discovers her imperious mother Eleanor has spent a fortune building a palace for her pet rooster Napoleon while relegating Hannah to a servant's cabin. But this humiliation becomes the catalyst for uncovering family secrets that span generations. including her mother's obsession with ancient Peruvian sovereignty teachings that promise either enlightenment or madness.

Drawing from real-life characters and experiences, Price crafts a narrative that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. "Hannah Rising" explores themes of:

• Family trauma disguised as love – How control masquerades as care across generations
• The price of approval-seeking – What happens when you spend a lifetime trying to earn what should be freely given
• Ancient wisdom meets modern dysfunction – A billionaire matriarch's quest for spiritual transformation collides with corporate reality
• The courage to choose authenticity over acceptance – Sometimes the most radical act is simply being yourself

"This isn't your typical redemption story," says Price. "Hannah doesn't overcome her family's dysfunction—she learns to see through it. The book asks whether it's possible to love people while refusing to enable their patterns, and whether transformation is worth the cost when it threatens everything you've built your identity around."

The novel's unique blend of corporate intrigue, mystical teachings, and dark family humor sets it apart from traditional women's fiction. Readers will find themselves alternately frustrated by Eleanor's emotional manipulation and moved by her genuine search for meaning. The sovereignty teachings—based on actual pre-Columbian wisdom traditions—provide a framework for understanding how people can reclaim their power without needing to control others.

About the Author: Quinn Price is an expert in resilience and organizational effectiveness who writes adventure novels that teach important concepts through story. Known for his witty, conversational, and engaging style, Price brings both professional expertise and personal insight to her exploration of family dynamics and human transformation.

"Hannah Rising" will resonate with readers who have ever felt overlooked in their own families, who have questioned whether success without authenticity is worth pursuing, or who have wondered what remains when you strip away everything you thought defined you. It's a story about the difference between changing for others and changing for yourself—and why one leads to freedom while the other leads to a gilded cage.

Publication Details:

• Publisher: Change Capability Press
• Release Date: August 2025
• Format: Paperback and Digital
• ISBN: 9798294160036

For review copies, interviews, or more information, contact: www.quinnprice.com

"Hannah Rising" – Sometimes you have to lose everything to find out who you really are.