The Gravity of Red
Eden lives in the quiet, tactile reality of a restorer-fixing things that time has tried to break. She doesn't care for the roar of stadiums or the jagged ego of the "Greatest Songwriter of a Generation." To her, Noel Gallagher is just a loud-mouthed regular at the pub who takes up too much oxygen and treats the world like his personal footstool. But Noel, accustomed to being either worshipped or loathed for his fame, finds himself destabilized by a woman who sees him clearly and remains unimpressed. What begins as a clash of temperaments spirals into a dark, touch-starved obsession. He is a man who has had everything and felt nothing; she is the only thing he cannot buy, script, or write a melody to fix.