The Man Who Forgot His Wife

This story throws you directly into a man's total loss of memory, and leads you gently, but sometimes crudely, back into his past life and experiences. Rupert Farley's narration is perfect and he does a brilliant job of separating all the different characters (one of my favourites is the dog!). It is a heartwarming, funny and at times very sad book, which speaks many truths of the difficulty and joys of marriage and other relationships. Despite being somewhat predictable at times, I thought it was a compelling drama, which made me really hang out for the next chapter! I thoroughly recommend this book.

The Man who forgot his Wife

This was a fascinating study of relationships not only with between people but with himself. It was both funny and thought provoking. I listened to it far too quickly because I couldn’t leave him! As important as a good story, another attribute to this audio book was the beautiful narration. Rupert Farley brought all the characters to life with excellent voices that portrayed each of the characters so realistically. I shall definitely search out other books that he has narrated.

Love a good story that's not full of sex and violence, this is it. Easy listening, good story, get it!

Loved this book Rupert Farley's narration really made the book and I didn't want it to end.

First time with an audio book and will return as enjoyed it. Funny story. One of the voices did grate on me but it was a reflection on the character . Found myself laughing out loud at times which I rarely do and my husband enjoyed hearing it on a long drive so appealed to him too. Great twists too.

Totally predictable. Supposed to be a twist at the end but there isn't - it's obvious what's going to happen.



People are a bit silly and don't do any of the things normal people would do. Just really boring.