At age 52, Josephine finds herself careles and penniless, hitchhiking home from Montana to Maine, waiting for The Righ Car to take her forward. This worldly journey with its hardships and happenstances becomes a spiritual journey -- a wild test of faith and surrender and a testament to the best in humanity.

Having left her island home in Maine where an oppresive New England family dynamic resisted mediation, Josephine heads West for fresh air only to be turned back as soon as she arrives.

"The Right Car" become her talisman, angel, and prescription for life as she stands along the back roads and Interstate on-ramps across America: "The Right Car" will arrrive, the perfect help and directive, at the perfectly right time. In fact, and in such a way, all the teachings of her East Indian Siddha master, the same in "Eat, Love, Pray," are put to the test; lessons of surrender, patience, non-doership, witness-consciousness, doubtless faith, and love. -- from publisher's description