A journey of inner redemption, but also a journey of confrontation between modern feminism and political fundamentalism---Heir of the family business--Helen Moman and her best friend--Linda Camilla celebrated their college graduation and prepared a graduation gift for each other-a RV trip around the United States. It was also an inner redemption journey that the heroine Helen must complete for herself. When they arrived at the first RV campground, it happened to be a night of blood moon, which brought back terrible memories of Helen's childhood, which caused great fear in her heart. From then on, terrible things happened one after another. There were always some unspeakable unknown horrors and supernatural beings that kept coming inside and outside the RV, and all of this was related to the horrific events that happened on the night of the blood moon when Helen was a child. Fortunately, her best friend Linda has been protecting her. All they can do is protect each other in the RV and fight against all unknown terrors. It wasn't until a passer-by discovered a body that had been made into a wax figure in an RV, that police detective Amos Albert intervened in the investigation, and the layers of suspense were cleared up, and a big conspiracy with constant twists and turns gradually emerged. . .
Purpose: The empathy and resonance of modern women's awakening of feminist consciousness and the embodiment of self-worth. It seems to be a journey of the heroine fighting unknown fears and supernatural events, but it is actually about women's journey of fighting social prejudice and inner redemption.