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A Song of Me and You
- everyone knows this rock star's name: only his first love understands his heart
- Narrated by: Chris Machari, Gabrielle Nellis-Pain
- Length: 10 hrs and 16 mins
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Summary
Mike Gayle: emotions you'll never forget, stories you'll want to share.
Helen and Ben parted as heartbroken 18-year-olds and went their very separate ways.
Twenty years later, mother-of-two-teenagers Helen is still in Manchester, a part-time primary teacher, stunned by the behaviour of her love-rat husband. In an old T shirt and scruffy jeans, she feels at the lowest point in her life.
And suddenly, impossibly, Ben is standing on her doorstep. Tired maybe, lonely even, but clearly still the world-famous, LA-based multi-millionaire rockstar he has become.
Can you ever go back?
For Helen and Ben, so much has happened in the years between. But just to sit in the kitchen for a while and talk - that would be nice.
Before the world comes crashing in.
Friendship, love, heartache and hope collide in this unforgettable emotional journey, from the author of Half a World Away.
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- Sarah
- 15-09-23
Just beautiful but...
Have the tissues ready. Love Mike Gayles books and he's just done another brilliant one.
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- N. J. Smith
- 03-09-23
Truly beautiful
What a book. Mike Gayle does it again. I laughed, cried but most of all I was hooked. Fabulous book.
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- E D Adamson
- 02-12-23
Great book
Easy listening with a good story and presentation
It would be good to hear a sequel
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- Anonymous User
- 08-01-24
Light and easy read
Not as good as some of his others. A little twee and predictable, did not raise much emotion for me
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- Ampy Dhillon
- 26-08-23
Truly beautiful
What a wonderful story, Mike does it again! I loved this story, wasn't expecting the twist Thank you Mike you must really understand people and all their feelings, imperfections and different layers to write something so wonderful! It was just over too soon! Narrator was brilliant too! Highly recommended!
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- Amazon Customer
- 30-10-23
Fantastic!
Mike Gayle's stories never disappoint.
I got so engrossed that I started it Saturday morning and had finished it by 6pm Sunday!!! It was an emotional story but also heart warming and funny at times. I can't wait to start another.
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- Phil
- 08-11-23
Enjoyable story; interesting twists
A good story as always from Mike Gayle, well read by Gabrielle Nellie-Pain (5*) but far less so by Chris Machari (3*). I thoroughly enjoyed all characters as rendered by Gabrielle, but the switch in their “voices” to Chris’ versions was an unnecessary distraction, and his characterisation and narrative style was far less successful. Leave it to Gabrielle next time.
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- John Oakley
- 11-11-23
My 3rd Mike Gayle
Great story well told… missing the characters is testament to an authors ability to capture your imagination.
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- JMac
- 14-04-24
Excellent story and loved the performances
Excellent story, loved it being based in Manchester. lots of twists and turns and listened to it in one day. Really enjoyed the performance of both narrators, the female had an excellent South Manchester accent just sounded like my Auntie!.
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- ruth elli
- 08-04-24
not predictable
as usual Mike delivers an emphatic view of relationships and people. Poignant yet light the characters are real and the story touching and unpredictable.
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