Blue Hour

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Exploring the tumultuous life of Jean Rhys, the narrative delves into her struggles with inner demons and external hardships. It traces her journey from Dominica to a British boarding school, highlighting the impact of her three failed marriages, the loss of her children, and her battle with alcoholism. The story emphasizes Rhys's brilliance and resilience, which ultimately saved her from the tragic fate of her most famous character, Bertha Rochester. Through this poignant examination, the book reveals the complexities of a fragile yet extraordinary mind.