Me, Myself and Them

De: Dan Mooney

Narrado por: Aidan Kelly

A heart-wrenching, funny and fresh debut about human connection and the power of friendship.

Struggling to cope with a tragic loss, Denis Murphy has, for the past seven years, learned to live differently. His friends are used to his strict routines, like ironing his socks and lighting his fireplace every Sunday (even in the summer). His forlorn mother puts up with his strange “no touching” antics, even though all she wants is a hug from her son. Really, the only problem is the four monsters he has for roommates. This ragtag bunch runs his life, determined to create chaos in his orderly world.

Then Rebecca, Denis’ enigmatic ex-girlfriend from his former life, returns to town. Shocked to meet the new Denis - a broken man, unable to manage even the most basic social interactions - she becomes fixated on bringing back the funny, charismatic man she once loved. As Denis begins to emerge from his sheltered existence and rediscover the person he used to be, the monsters declare all-out war. Denis is finally forced to confront the demons that share his house and his head.

By turns heartbreaking and heartwarming, Me, Myself and Them deftly explores mental illness with compassion and in entirely original terms. With wit and charm, Daniel Mooney offers a wholly new perspective on the effects of grief and shows that in order to move on, we must let others in.

©2018 Dan Mooney (P)2018 WF Howes

Interesting

This is the first time I have read this type of book. Very eye opening to what different people have to endure.

Fabulous

What a beautifully written, excellently narrated listen. Fun and enthralling at the outset, but soon heart wrenching as the story of grief and trauma unfolds. So insightful into the struggles of the human condition.

Worthy of your credit and your listening time.

loved this book

characters and great writing together with the best narration guy out there. delightful and touching without maudlin hyperbolic trauma. excellent

very relatable.....yikes

the whole plot and the way it is presented is very surreal. we'll done
highly recommended