The Man with All the Answers

De: Luke Smitherd

Narrado por: Luke Smitherd

From the author of Audible number one best sellers In the Darkness, The Physics of The Dead, and The Stone Man (shortlisted for the Audible Audiobook of the Year award 2015).

He seems to know everything you want before you do. He's insightful, kind, and understands you in ways you don't even understand yourself. He's everything you ever dreamed of. But there's always a catch, and now it's time for "The Man with All The Answers" to tell you the truth about his incredible, impossible gift. About the friends that died in its creation. About the terrible price he's had to pay.

Audible Book of the Year nominee Luke Smitherd returns for the first time in over three years with a tale of speculative fiction and psychic romance. What would you do if "The Man with All the Answers" fell in love with you?

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Fabulous! As expected!!

You’ve done it again! I love all of your creations! Looking forward to the new book! I plan on re-visiting some that I’ve read on kindle by listening to your wonderful narration on Audible!! Thanks Luke!!

originality on steroids

Love it or hate it, you have not been here before. Smitherd can make anything sound perfectly plausible. Walking Stone Men - Sure! An intelligent woman buying Dan's load of crap with a ten year installment plan... you betcha! And damn it, I love every minute of it. I want to hate it, I really do. But if you just go with his stories, this author has more to say about human relationships and the way people connect than most. Always worth a credit. Also, he is one of the few exceptions to the "never listen to a novel read by the author" rule . If this writing thing hadn't worked out, he could have been an Audible narrator superstar.

Can't go wrong with Luke Smitherd

I enjoyed this story and don't regret the purchase. Honestly the story was probably 3 stars but the afterword earns five stars. I have read several books by Mr. Smitherd and have yet to be disappointed. He does a great job with narration also.

im the guy thanking you on twitter

time travel is weakness. read it all. while not the key lesson of this story it is a part. this is one of Smitherds best if not his best i have read so far. The idea that fate is a prison of sorts is strong powerful stuff. short book but worth the credit. check out strange dark as well as you see the monster too.

Smitty's stories make you think, love that!

I've been a Smithereen since The Stone Man (and believe me, I went on to read Physics of the Dead straight away after, having been very much intrigued by Luke's writing style) and have eagerly awaited every book release he's had. I know he's had a lot going on the past few years (as have I, so I could definitely relate). I really looked forward to his latest release, and bought it, but was unable to read it simply because I just had too many orders to work on. Needless to say I was overjoyed when his Audible narration was released so quickly. I love it when authors read their own books because you hear their inflection (I don't know about you, but sometimes I think some narrators get the intended inflection wrong.... I could be wrong on that, but I don't think I am). Anyway, short story LONG this story is incredible! I thoroughly enjoyed hearing Luke read it to me as I worked on orders, and it was so good I fully intend to actually read it once my busy schedule allows for reading time (I usually only listen to non-fiction or self-improvement type books, and save fiction for savoring - reading every single word).