Bird’s-Eye View of the Back of Your Head

God Complex Universe

By: George Saoulidis

Narrated by: Caitlin Patterson

Length: 11 mins

Publisher's Summary

Tony saw his dead wife. She wasn't a ghost, and he wasn't crazy. But he saw her, and she couldn't see him.

When Tony's wife dies, he's left with a gadget at home that maintains the last images of her. But will he manage to get on with his life when people hate him for his wife's actions, when he's torn with guilt every day of his miserable life and when the holographic image of his wife torments him despite being unable to turn it off?

©2018 George Saoulidis (P)2018 George Saoulidis

Very Short Intriguing Look Into Obsession, Guilty and Love

A mentally unbalanced wife who is dead but haunts her husband..dies he still love her...does he felt regret and guilt for what she did, what he permitted..how do you rationalize or do you? The mind has him eventually delving deeper than he can accept.

'This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review'

GREAT READ!

I loved it! The narration was great! The author did a great job with the characters. I look forward to reading more books from this author. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Poor Tony

This is the ninth book/story I’ve read/listened to by this author. He has such an odd array of stories. This one , just like the others, is original, strange, and intriguing. Poor Tony.

This is the first book I’ve listened to by this narrator ( Caitlin Patterson ). She does a great job making the wife’s voice very irritating and the husband sounding downtrodden.

There are no explicit sex scenes, excessive violence or swearing.

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Even the vultures knew Tony was boring.

No synopsis as enough has already been given with the blurb - and this is a very short story. But within it is encapsulated two unhappy lives.
Cleverly written and brilliantly narrated by Caitlin Patterson, the book creates a vibrantly colourful cartoon sequence of images not easily forgotten.