Barbara Taylor Bradford's novels, especially 'A Woman of Substance,' resonated with readers by showcasing strong, career-oriented heroines, influencing women's narratives through the '80s and '90s.
Bradford sold more than 90 million books, with themes centered around women's empowerment and success, which defied traditional gender roles in literature and romance.
Though often dismissed by highbrow critics, Bradford's storytelling offered relatable tales of ambition and resilience that captivated millions, showcasing the importance of toughness and intelligence.
Inspired by her characters, many women learned through Bradford's work that their primary focus should be on personal achievement, as romance could coexist with feminist ideals.
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