It’s a Woman’s World Too

Multi-awarded champion narrates her road to success

California, USA – WEBWIRE – Wednesday, June 5, 2019

“The Most Unlikely Champion” aims to inspire everyone, especially women, to break barriers and become the best versions of themselves.

Koo’s path to success wasn’t always an easy one; she suffered her share of pain, tragedy, and betrayal. Her achievements inside and outside sports show that no goal is too great to accomplish. “There is a champion within all of us,” she says.

Over the years, women have stepped up and proven that they can thrive in male-dominated sectors of society. The book, “The Most Unlikely Champion,” is national and world action pistol shooting titleholder Vera Koo’s success story in and outside the firing range.

Koo’s memoir does more than recall her achievements in the shooting world. She also reveals how she rose above difficult circumstances, growing up in a culture where women were expected to submit to their husbands. However, she persisted and confronted life’s challenges with humility, grace, and faith. She became the confident and successful woman she is today by taking the driver’s seat in her life.

Koo’s path to success wasn’t always an easy one; she suffered her share of pain, tragedy, and betrayal. Her achievements inside and outside sports show that no goal is too great to accomplish. “There is a champion within all of us,” she says.

“The Most Unlikely Champion” aims to inspire everyone, especially women, to break barriers and become the best versions of themselves. Grab your copy in selected online bookstores.

The Most Unlikely Champion: A Memoir
Written by Vera Koo
E-book | $7.99
Paperback | $13.99
Hardcover | $30.95

Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
At 12 years old, Vera Koo and her family emigrated from Hong Kong and relocated to San Francisco. She is the first and only woman to bag eight championship titles in the Action Pistol Bianchi Cup National Championship’s regular women’s division.