The Man Who Loved Too Much - Book 2, by John Rachel
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The Man Who Loved Too Much - Book 2, by John Rachel
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The Billy Green saga continues! Billy's challenging, sometimes humorous, sometimes tragic, always unpredictable journey. Billy came to know one thing for sure. Love is real. Billy knew the real score. Love is the light that never dims. Love is a wine that flows in our hearts. Love is a wonder that has no beginning or end. Love is a master key that opens the gates of perfection. Love is the language our souls use to speak to one another. Love is the trafficking of fantasies and transcending of mortality. Love is an energy that can neither be created or destroyed. Love is God Allah Yahweh Shiva Qat Aphrodite. Love is touch smell feel taste listen pray. Love is the poetry of the senses. Love is metaphysical gravity. Love is the gift of oneself. Love is sweet tyranny. All you need is love.
The Man Who Loved Too Much - Book 2, by John Rachel - Published on: 2015-03-16
- Released on: 2015-03-16
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .57" w x 6.00" l, .74 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 224 pages
The Man Who Loved Too Much - Book 2, by John Rachel About the Author John Rachel has a B. A. in Philosophy, has traveled extensively, is a songwriter and music producer, and a bipolar humanist. He has spent his life trying to resolve the intrinsic clash between the metaphysical purity of Buddhism and the overwhelming appeal of narcissism. He is author of eight novels, four of which are coming out in 2014 and 2015. He has also had over 30 short stories, 7 poems, and numerous political articles published in both print and online magazines. Currently in development is a new novel set in Japan, another in Africa, and a creative non-fiction work, allegedly an account of his extensive travels, but more likely the product of the voices in his head which have plagued him since puberty. Author Rachel has been traveling through and living in over twenty-six countries since leaving America August of 2006. He is now somewhat rooted in a small traditional farming village in Japan near Osaka, where he proudly tends his small but promising vegetable garden
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Billy Green's Plight Continues.... By Believer "Entendre" (The Man Who Loved Too Much #2 ) follows Billy Green's humorous, painful and tragic search for a meaningful life and fulfilling love. The story begins with his fiancée Natalie's graduation and move to Newburgh, New York where she's living with her overbearing friend Pam while Billy who suddenly finds himself between roommates at Cornell agrees to share his flat with Julianne. With a guilty conscience he starts a sexual relationship with the beautiful Julianne and finds that he has enough love for both women in his life.His emotional confusion decreases when Billy follows Natalie to Newburgh after graduation working at Habitat for Humanity and marrying the girl of his dreams. Only as time passes does his suspicions about Natalie's out-of-town excursions and close friendship with Pam grow, although their blissful marriage is still charged with sexual excitement. When he returns home one evening having forgotten a copy of his speech for a charity dinner his world turns upside down and his heart is shattered. Struggling with his pain, sorrow and emptiness Billy decides to take a chance, to find new meaning in his life and search for love again.With laughter and tears John Rachel juxtaposes Billy Green's turbulent love life against a setting filled with major historical events in a chaotic world. Cleverly in the Prologue with a college assignment that revolves around personal advice columns and social interaction Billy's idealism and suspicions are revealed in his submission that exposes Pam as the purchaser of his engagement ring for Natalie.With a fluid writing style and natural dialogue he brings realism to a parody on life that has confusion and heartbreak swirling around Billy as he faces agonizing decisions that have severe consequences. His sexual romp with Julianne splits his heart between the two women, and he wonders if he's actually in love with Natalie while she gives him carte blanche in a cryptic message to "love the one you're with". Yet he blunders into marriage still loving Natalie although suspicious and anxious about her relationship with Pam. In a roller-coaster ride with twists and turns that eventually find Billy wallowing in his suffering he begins to wonder if love is nothing more than an allusion.Enriching the drama are characters who are passionate, vibrant and complex like Billy who's very trusting, enthusiastic and congenial. Naive and vulnerable, he wallows in his grief and heartbreak allowing Natalie to take advantage of him as he searches for renewed purpose in his life. Haunted by guilt at neglecting his mother over the years, he doesn't turn to her for support even though she has to be strong-minded living with a Hell's Angel want-a-be and recovering from cancer. Instead he flounders, seeking answers and solace in alcohol, drugs and meaningless sex. Plagued by an abusive childhood Natalie Diamond is the brazen, faithless, domineering wife who relies on her blunt, confident and obsessive friend Pam as an anchor in times of need. Ironically none of the characters really know what love is, equating it to sexual gratification."Entendre" (The Man Who Loved Too Much #2 ) is fascinating and stirring as Billy bumbles through life hoping that real love exists and that it's still out there somewhere. The reader can't help but root for him, hoping in the third book he'll find purpose and love again.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. “The Man Who Loves To Think Too Much.” By John David Lionel Brooke John Rachel’s second book follows his first in a lyrical musical rhythm, with a beat, and the contrapuntal symphony of introspective dancing words. The subtitle Entendre underscores this work; unsubtle with a single meaning. But it is damn clever, close to the bone stream of consciousness writing.Chockablock with insights into pop-culture and political observations — the work presents a tsunami of depraved, reflective mental torture expressed poetically coursing through the mind of Billy Green. The author’s candidly, beautifully executed mental reflections reminded me of Marcel Proust’s detailed mental pondering in his classic work “Swans Way.”Outwardly Billy Green spews out a plethora of nonstop wise-ass, zingers, zappers and one line responses in conversations with friends and enemies alike.Is Billy is expecting too much from his life — a hollow adult — all shiny lacquer gloss — expecting others to fulfill his vacuous soul — and damn lucky in his life so far. Which head is the poor Billy thinking with? His big head or the one located at the tip of his penis? Reading this work I felt compelled to give Billy Green a swift kick in his ass.Maybe this book could be titled: “The Man Who Loves To Think Too Much.”Then again, reading this work reminded me of the role of parents in raising their children. For many contemporary parents, family values and moral standards are missing. The parents behave like their kids, smoking pot, shooting up drugs, boozing, and indulging in casual sex. They are role models, so it’s no surprise that their children follow their lead with impunity.The richest nation on earth is morally bankrupt. On a massively larger scale; examine the current morality of the American totalitarianism government’s subterfuge; trickery, intrigue, deviousness, deceit, deception, dishonesty, cheating, duplicity, guile, cunning, craftiness, chicanery, pretense, fraud, fraudulence, corruption, double dealing, outright lies, spying, and torture. No wonder the citizens of this powerful nation have gone to pot.Like loving parents, good governments exhibit the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior. The values and principles of conduct: virtue, goodness, good behavior, righteousness, rectitude, uprightness; morals, principles, honesty, integrity, propriety, honor, justice, decency; ethics, standards/principles of behavior, mores, standards. The current American government has set the standards for their citizens (children) to follow.That’s the overshadowing message I received reading this fascinating and thought provoking book. This is an important read, for sane people in a world that’s rapidly going berserk.Certainly I’ll be reading more about confused, drugged and drunk Billy Green on a runaway fright train heading into the third and final book in “The Man Who Loved Too Much” Trilogy — chugga choo chugga choo…
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Good Read! By Arlena Book Description......"The Billy Green saga continues! Billy’s challenging, sometimes humorous, sometimes tragic, always unpredictable journey.He was more determined than ever to find meaning in life and comfort in love.Billy came to know one thing for sure.Love is real.He could now with the absolute cocksure confidence of pure enlightenment, scoff at the naysayers and spit in the face of the purveyors of romantic nihilism, the cynics who say that love is an illusion.Billy knew the real score.Love is the light that never dims.Love is a wine that flows in our hearts.Love is a wonder that has no beginning or end.Love is a master key that opens the gates of perfection.Love is the language our souls use to speak to one another.Love is the trafficking of fantasies and transcending of mortality.Love is an energy that can neither be created or destroyed.Love is God Allah Yahweh Shiva Qat Aphrodite.Love is touch smell feel taste listen pray.Love is the poetry of the senses.Love is metaphysical gravity.Love is the gift of oneself.Love is sweet tyranny.All you need is love.Descartes. You almost got it right.Je aime, donc je suis.Yes. That’s how it should go.I love, therefore I am.Valentines Day solipcism.But does it ever turn out the way we planned? The way we hoped and dreamed?"Title: The Man Who Loved Too Much: [Book 2: Entendre]Author: John RachelPublisher: Literary Vagabond BooksSeries: Book # 2 of 3Reviewed By: Arlena DeanRating: FiveReview:"The Man Who Loved Too Much: [Book 2: Entendre]" by John RachelWow! All I can say is this was some read. I must say I would suggest you read this author's first novel 'The Man Who Loved Too Much [Archipelago #1]' before reading this novel which continues on from book one. I found in 'Book 2: Entrendre' was quite a continuous journey of life as it was for Billy Green. I liked how this author was able to bring it all out with this person being so innocence and naive truly giving us a quite a read of just what all Billy Green had to through. Will Billy come out of all that is presented to him and still be the 'good' Billy Green as his mom sees him as? Will Billy really find the true meaning of just what 'Love Is' as he goes on with his life that seems not to be going the way he would like. But one thing for sure is that Billy was loved by his sweet Mom. Sorry I had to slip that in and at a point in the read he needed some love. I loved how this author was able to bring that relationship out so well to the readers. I will say the reader will be presented with some real interesting characters in this read ...some continues from the 'book one' and then 'book two' which there were some that were likable ones however, there were some not so likable ...and I can name three or four right off the bat.... as you continue to read from the novel. From the story we get quite a interesting well written story that will keep your attention in this read. I don't want to spoil it other than say you must pick up this novel to see what else will go on in Billy Green life as he seeks to find out or should I say will he truly find out what real true love is with the and main question being will he ever get what he really wants in life? It was quite interesting how this author deals with and brings what all is going in the life of Billy Green as he will leave one area and go to another. What is that all about? Will Billy find what he is looking for from this major move? Again, pick up this novel where all of these questions and much more will be answered. So, if you are looking for a 'challenging, humorous, tragic and very unpredictable' story then you have come to the right place for "The Man Who Loved Too Much Book 2: Entendre" will be a good read that I would definitely recommend to you. I will be looking for the next book 3 to get the end of it all of this story about Billy Green.
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