Rebel in High Heels is a memoir about Charlotte Laws, who was voted one of the "30 fiercest women in the world." She fought a dangerous war against "the most hated man on the Internet" to protect her daughter and other victims. She was bombarded with death threats and computer viruses and targeted by a stalker who appeared at her home. But who is this woman that MSNBC calls a hero? In addition to detailing her gripping revenge porn fight, Rebel in High Heels chronicles the first twenty-two years of Laws's life. Her adoptive mother committed suicide, her little brother was killed, and her father's only comment was he wished it had been her. Laws's first boyfriend was pop idol Tom Jones. She has hobnobbed with the rich and famous. Though not born with VIP access, she taught herself how to gatecrash any event, anywhere, anytime. This book details Laws's intriguing—sometimes scandalous—encounters with Bill Cosby and other stars. At age twenty, Laws earned $300k per year as a Las Vegas chip chatter. She also worked as a bandit cab driver, a backup singer for an Elvis imitator, and a bodyguard for a prostitute. Laws has a Ph.D. in social ethics and has appeared on The Late Show, Fox News, Oprah, CNN, and Larry King Live. Rebel in High Heels is mostly about perseverance and looking beyond oneself. It encourages fighting for one's dreams while striving to better the world. Laws is the little Atlanta girl who could. And did.