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Women Gone Wild: Intuition Edition Launches in NYC with Major Book Tour and Media Appearances

The Women Gone Wild: Intuition Edition book tour kicked off with great enthusiasm in New York City. The launch featured book signings at Barnes & Noble on 5th Avenue and in Jersey, accompanied by eye-catching billboards in Times Square.

"We love NYC for launching our books,"

says Rhonda Swan, founder of Women Gone Wild. "NYC is the perfect place to celebrate such an occasion. From the energy to the food, NYC never disappoints."

In addition to the book signings, the authors were featured on PIX11 News, where they shared their compelling stories of intuition and the inspiration behind their contributions to the book.