Publisher's Synopsis
For thirteen years, Helena Jayne Bryant was hunted by a madman. For thirteen years, she walked through fear trying to escape the strange obsession of a lunatic.
What began as a casual friendship on a forgettable night soon turned into a bizarre odyssey that would lead Helena Jayne to the very edges of sanity, lonliness, and desperation. Until the day she climbed behind the wheel of a big rig and began a career as an over-the-road truck driver, hoping to outrun her past, hoping to reclaim the life she had lost.
Through intimate letters written to her daughter, Helena Jayne tells the unforgettable true story of a life interrupted, a life burdened by painful secrets, haunting memories, and the sadness of a soul too afraid to fly. Her deeply moving memoir candidly reveals powerful lessons on hope, courage, freedom, and the power of forgiveness.
As Helena Jayne learns how to heal from personal tragedy, she takes us on a journey deep inside the heart and mind of a survivor, uncovering the poetic truths of a woman's will and a mother's love.
"Blue Moon, Rare Fire" is the remarkable story of a woman's fight to own her story, live her truth, and chase her own dreams through the art of light and magic.
