Jay Demoir

Journey to Freedom Jay Demoir

Around the world, people view the butterfly as a symbol of change, hope, and powerful representations of life. Similarly, the wives of Lyfe Road are no longer stagnant and are ready for their metamorphosis to take place. The time for complacency is over and the wives are ready to break free of their chains. Rachel, Miranda, Prue, Freya, and Rain are back in this second installment of 'The Wives Quartet' and are ready to take charge of their lives and step out of the broken record they once called life. Less than a week after the explosive events of the first novel, the five friends are attempting to pick up the pieces of their lives. Rachel is in mourning, Miranda is conflicted, Prue is in disbelief, Freya is enraged, and Rain is disconcerted. Lyfe Road, the suburban street they live on, is about to get a little more interesting. Restlessness was the beginning, but now it's time for a change. Not every caterpillar survives the transformation to become a butterfly and for one wife, tragedy is about to strike as they each embark on their journey to freedom.