Bermuda Triangle's author has always been fascinated with the region's meteorological forecast. The triangular shape of the area and its mysterious history of vanishing modes of transportation was the catalyst of the book's title. But what truly sparked the idea of this title was the female reproductive area. The triangular shape of women's reproductive area could be looked at in a number of ways: The ovaries to the depth of the uterus and down to the cervix. Or the breasts to the genitalia. This is the area where human life develops but also holds an energy of life outside of the physical growth of another person. This context of energy is creation, contributions, and interacting with others. We all encounter many obstacles in our lifetime. How do we address these challenges? Bermuda Triangle is a story of dozens of women and how their particular dilemma comes to a resolve. Their age range varies across the spectrum. Each situation has a sense of familiarity, something anyone could relate to. We all live our lives according to what we've experienced over time. Sometimes it works out in our best interest and other times it does not. Even when it does not, that doesn't mean a lesson was not learned. Bermuda Triangle wants its readers' to be reminded that we are all in this together, the travels of life.
