Company of Foos

By: Paul Davidson

Narrated by: Anthony LeRoy Lovato

Cameron Murphy just landed the ultimate dream job. Unfortunately, working at one of the world’s largest tech companies is a bit of a nightmare. Now, stuck in the Pacific Northwest with his family in tow, he must sidestep corporate politics, avoid the certifiably-insane and develop a product that will change the world of entertainment forever.

Easy, right? But with his wife, Jess, struggling to find her own identity in a wasteland of suburban frigidity, and the corporate algorithm out to get him—becoming a true success might require an awful lot of failure.

Inspired by true events, Company of Foos is a whip-smart, pop-culture fueled fable that peels back the curtain on today’s most powerful subcultures, laughs at just how they get the job done, and asks what’s truly important in life—success or happiness?

©2023 Paul Davidson (P)2023 Paul Davidson

Hilariously Relatable and Entertaining

I found the book hilarious! It was like The Devil Wears Prada, but on steroids and surprisingly more shallow characters. Not one character turned out to be who they were when first introduced. That takes extremely skilled writing to execute. I could visualize everything, which is probably the most important aspect of my reading experience. I think most of my followers can relate to the life of the main character, Cameron simply does what he needed to do for his family. It's very rare for me to resonate with a male character, but every couple of pages, I totally connected with Cameron and his inquisitive personality that most people would label as problematic and challenging. There were parts where I was literally laughing out loud during his work moments. I don't want to give too much away, but it's a must read. I promise you. Paul Davidson is officially in my top 10 writers (I have about 50 faves). This was brilliantly hilarious.