Cleo Lydy

Stockholm Syndrome Reversal Cleo Lydy

As a time traveler, I would return to the setting in this book: Bolinas in the 1960's would be my chose. This a real tiny village on a strip of sand and rocky bluffs, 54 miles from San Francisco. It has an atmosphere of a quiet seaside town. It is like Bodego Bay in Hitchecock's Movie: The Birds. This town is hippie, and not at all pretentious and has sturdy sea side houses and an intelligence of rich, old hippies who live quiet lives and do not especially like visitors. Directional signs are torn down and not too many business in this tiny town, precariously hanging on the bluffs over the Pacific Ocean. This is the setting of a strange tale of a psychiatrist who kidnaps a beautiful women and she does what any genius of a woman does, she changes him into her liking. There is murders and love and sex and kindness and compassion. Also a look at the wonderful nature of that area of a huge Federal Park and sea life and life in Paradise. The book has many pictures picked to enhance the plot. It is hard to describe the type of book as it is wishful thinking of what a man who is cold and abused and how he turns into a compassionate human being.