Ray Dennis Does The Secret

Addiction, Recovery, and the Law of Attraction: A Dark Self-Help Fiction

De: Gary Troia

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Ray Dennis Does The Secret: A Simple Law of Attraction Story
By Gary Troia

"What happens when a man chasing miracles forgets the weight of reality?"

Ray Dennis, an alcoholic English bricklayer, finds his life spiraling into chaos after being deported from the United States on a drug charge. Lost, bitter, and desperate to reinvent himself, Ray stumbles upon The Secret—a bestselling self-help book promising transformation through the Law of Attraction. Seduced by its message, he begins to believe that thoughts alone can reshape his fate.But as Ray dives deeper into the world of manifestation, his n

Reviewed by Lesley Jones for Readers' Favorite
As a lover of the Law of Attraction, the subject matter of this book intrigued me. I found the writing style of the book in the first person perfect for the story line. The char

ewfound obsession begins to unravel the fragile threads of his life. What starts as a hopeful journey soon descends into a harrowing collision of illusion, ego, and hard truth. Can positive thinking truly change a man, or does the darkness he refuses to face grow stronger in the shadows?

Told with raw honesty, dark humour, and deep psychological insight, Ray Dennis Does The Secret is an unforgettable tale of self-discovery, addiction, and the perilous gap between what we wish for and what we fear.

Praise for Ray Dennis Does The Secret:

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"Flawed and tortured, Ray is a gripping lead. A brutally honest depiction of addiction, mindset, and misguided manifestation." — Lesley Jones, Readers' Favorite

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"A perceptive character study that draws you in from the first page. Ray is both tragic and engaging—this book is highly recommended." — Jack Magnus, Readers' Favorite

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"A wildly exaggerated yet strangely believable romp. Honest, fast-paced, and entertaining to the very last page." — Lisa McCombs, Readers' Favorite

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

• Addiction and recovery narratives

• Psychological and spiritual fiction

• Satirical takes on self-help culture

• Stories of flawed but redeemable characters

Spoofing New Ageism

The story of a person who is a loser always looking for an "angle" to apply from inspiration as a drug.