Michael the head teacher of a school, has lost his wife in a terrorist attack on a London underground train. Full of anger and his life now in bits he tries, with the help of his therapist Angela, to come to terms with what has happened. He makes plans for revenge on those who he feels are responsible for the attack and begins to put this plot into action. The book is written in a bit of a mix of styles, including letters and journal entries, the ending was unexpected.
In some ways I found, this book, a bit eerie especially with the redacted bits, which gives the book a look of a censored document. I think the author is very clever to be able to imagine what it must be like to suffer in such a way and the book takes the reader on a journey into the mind of a man who is travelling into madness.
I reached the end of the book and felt a bit unsure about what I felt about, it may well be that it is just so different to the usual books I read.
In some ways I found, this book, a bit eerie especially with the redacted bits, which gives the book a look of a censored document. I think the author is very clever to be able to imagine what it must be like to suffer in such a way and the book takes the reader on a journey into the mind of a man who is travelling into madness.
I reached the end of the book and felt a bit unsure about what I felt about, it may well be that it is just so different to the usual books I read.