A revealing memoir from the only female prosecutor on the Watergate team, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the scandal that rocked the nation. In the midst of the Watergate scandal and the fight for women's equality, a young lawyer named Jill Wine-Banks found herself at the center of both historic events. As the only woman on the team prosecuting the highest-ranking White House officials, Wine-Banks faced sexism and scrutiny, dubbed "the mini-skirted lawyer" by the press. Despite the challenges, she fought for the respect given to her male colleagues—and succeeded. In The Watergate Girl, Wine-Banks offers an inside look at this pivotal moment in American history, drawing thought-provoking parallels to today's political landscape. She also shares her personal story of navigating a failing marriage, battling gender stereotypes, and harboring her own secrets, all while her home was burglarized, her phones tapped, and even her office garbage searched. At once a cautionary tale and an inspiring account of the power of justice and the rule of law, The Watergate Girl sheds light on our country, our politics, and our society, offering a unique perspective on a defining moment in modern American history.