The Virtual Lives of Godfrey Plunkett

By: Richard Storry

Narrated by: Jonathan Trueman

To escape his monotonous life of humdrum tedium, Godfrey Plunkett frequently escapes into the world of his fertile imagination. There, away from all criticism and the disparaging looks from his fellow human beings, he can be free to live his dreams. He can be a hero, a celebrity, a movie star - anything he wants.

And, somehow, these inner thoughts help him to maintain his optimism that something fantastic is just around the corner, and is about to happen for him, for real - at any moment.

But, out there in the harsh, real world, will anything fulfilling or exciting ever happen for this poor, misunderstood individual? Or is he destined only to experience the excitement of life in the privacy of his own thoughts?

And, more importantly, what happens when the boundary between his make-believe world and reality starts to blur?

©2016 Richard Alan Storry (P)2016 Richard Alan Storry

time and deeds catch up

This one had many humorous moments, but took a sad turn towards the end. I'm glad Godfrey ended up in a happy place, but I'm bawling my eyes out as I write this. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing it to life.