Book review on enduring love

The basic story cable length to the take for is all ab unwrap a man who experiences a ballooning accident w present he and a group of other guys try to pull down a balloon that has a boy in, which is the headman of the air balloons grandson so they are all prop it down trying to get the kid out yet a strong gust of wind blows the balloon up and the four guys silence holding on are pulled up with it just before it gets too high three of the four take off off to safety which intern leaves one guy called Logan hanging on to the rope after a couple of minutes Logan looses his grip and slips to the genuinely end of the ope or a split second he continues to hold on but finally again his grip goes and he drops to his death in confront of this crowd of people. After the incident the main character for the rest of the book is Just left with this everywhere riding feeling of guilt, but as well deeper there was a man at the accident who comes outdoor(a) with almost post traumatic stress and as an onlooker as the lector you experience him turn uncontrollably obsess with the main character in the book and by the end of the book Jed whom is obsessed causes Joe and cassia his girlfriend to split up simply by getting in to Joes head by dint of the couple of letters he sends him.The book takes in the story several months to get the middle of the biz but the book passes within a year. To me what happened in terms of the accident is unusual as you dont here hot air balloon accidents everyday and the after events Im sure happen but dont come to devolve as this one did for archetype the fact Jed stalked Joe so relentlessly for that period of time so openly is never talked about let alone written in a book The plot line right from the begging grips you as it opens with the main character acting as a narrator talk through the day when he had a role to play in the loss of life and testicle accident caused itCharacters Real main characters in the book for me are Joe Rose Joe Rose is a middle-aged successful science Journalist living with his long-time girlfriend Clarissa Rose in London. He considers himself unattractive and marvels that Clarissa fucks him. He is the object of Jed Parrys obsessions. Clarissa Mellon Clarissa is Joes girlfriend and an English professor who specializes in the Romantic poet arse Keats. She loves children and is secretly devastated that she is barren.She loves Joes completely but she is ruled by her emotions and interpretive intuition. Jed Parry Jed Parry is a lonely young man who lives by himself in a large house he inherited from his mother. He is devoutly Christian, although he doesnt get any specific sect. He suffers from I feel syndrome that causes him to believe that a stranger is in love with you. (Interestingly enough there is a syndrome called Clearmalts syndrome which has the exactly the same symptoms) The object of his obsession is Joe Rose, whom he stalks.Jean Logan Jean Logan is John Logans wife and a history professor at Oxford. She struggles with Johns death, convincing herselt that ne was having an affair. Clarissa was interesting to regularize the least, as the book opens you find her to be very warming to Joe rose but very quickly as the proof memorialiseer you see that she instantly after the accident turns away from Joe you could say that Joe caused some of the consanguinity snitch but mostly it all comes from Clarissa.You see this instantly as they drive home yes you can say she still is in shock but when they get home the interaction between both of them is so odd the chatting at the table yes ill say that is normal but what happened after that the sexual play is benign, I think the author is trying to get cross the fact the two characters are still Jumpy and sketchy after both witnessing such a horrendous accident and uses the odd strong-arm contact as a way to show that.Its very easy to comment on the relationship between Joe and Clarissa but its harder to t alk about the interlockings. Again there is a blindingly obvious one of the conflict between Joe and Clarissa that develops but one I find to a greater extent interesting is the non conflict but awkwardness between Joe rose and Jean Logan for those who dont grapple is John Logans wife, the conflict if we call it that is when Joe goes round to Jeans ouse which may I say is a long drive to talk to her about Jed (the pedo) Joe almost invite himself in and sits waiting as Jeans makes some tea.Long story short the fact that a man that Jean doesnt know is sat in her living room as she makes tea for him waiting to talk to her about a guy who has an obsession with him, to me from the offset is Just going to cause so form of mental conflict. soulfulnessally all characters change over the course of the book but easily you can spot the person who changes the most is Joe rose and the amaze he is very confident and towards the end he turns into somebody with very low self-esteem.The bigge st and easiest change in the book surprisingly enough isnt Jed I feel its Joe as the yield of the incident is immediate even on the way home the shock of the accident starts to make its pock on Joe and his girlfriend there are long awkward chats in the kitchen and from there it Just goes down hill will say though Jed stalking Joe religiously doesnt help things but after what Joe saw, perceive and felt that breezy summers day it marked him as a dead man you couldnt see that when you start reading the book but as you dig deeper and start to think in depth more about what happened you easily make connections that urn into ideas and before you know it you find yourself predicting the rest of the book The story was written in first person. It helped the story as it put the person into the shoes of the book and truly helps the reader to get into the book and genuinely understand the dilemma that the characters are in throughout the book.Another factor that helped the reader get a gri p n the reader and hold them there until the book unfolds and ends is how the author really puts the reader in the story is how he describes the surroundings that the characters are in and how the time period really elps you not only believe the story line but shocks you that in this modern age not only do accidents happen like this but the after affects arent picked up by those around the characters for example Jed who is to his own accord until the point that others realise that he is a danger to those around him and society in general.To be completely honest and to wrap up the review id say I would recommend the book to people but will warn them ot the graphic paedophilia that takes place in the book also the sexual content isnt off putting but in places is hard to get to grips off until you read further on and realise why..