The Good Luck Knot

Jordan frightens those closest to her when she announces she's taking a job in Antarctica. It isn't the destination that worries them. It's Jordan, and what she'll do when she's alone and far away. A year has passed since she hit rock bottom and ended up getting her stomach pumped. Her recovery since then has been rocky at best. Six months in Antarctica pass too quickly. She can't face home yet. Bali, Alaska, and Mongolia are amongst the places she travels. Despite immersing herself in these amazing corners of the world she continues to struggle with her insecurity and desire to drink. After sailing across the Mediterranean with a retired old man she sets foot in Turkey, her final country. She knows she must return home and confront her issues. Jordan's story is about love, forgiveness and finding ourselves in unexpected ways. The book begins with a metaphor assimilating a person's life path to the folding of origami. The book itself has a unique structure as each chapter is a "fold" in the story.