Jaycee Dugard will share her amazing story of survival on the pages of an upcoming tell-all book, insiders tell The National Enquirer.

Jaycee, then 11, was snatched on the way to her school bus stop in Lake Tahoe, California in 1991. She was then held captive for 18 years as the backyard sex slave of suspected serial killer Phillip Garrido and his wife Nancy.

A bidding war has broken out for the rights to Jaycee’s story, The Enquirer claims, with top literary agents offering the family millions of dollars to ink a book about how the young mother’s life has changed in the nearly two decades since she was kidnapped.

“It’s the most sensational child kidnapping story of all time,” said a source close to the case. “It will take America by storm.”