Wonderful male reader who brings the Central character to life in this reflective story of aging and family. It shouldn't be enjoyable since our Everyman is telling on himself in a serious monologue. I could relate to his lack of affection for his own flesh and blood and also understand his deep love and dependence on his second family over his first family. I am still listening to the conclusion and will be sad when this audio CD is over. I still have time to live a more satisfying life than our Everyman.
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