Guy Sigley
Stories about people who overthink everything (and get it wrong before they get it right)
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The Barney Conroy Trilogy
Barney means well. He just gets everything wrong.
Awkward, impulsive and constantly overthinking, he stumbles through life making small problems worse and big ones unavoidable.
But as his world gets bigger, so do the consequences.
Because at some point, getting it wrong stops being funny.
A funny, painfully relatable series about relationships, responsibility and what it actually takes to become a better person.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “A superb trilogy to get stuck into. Easy to read across all three books, and I found that I grew with Barney and recognised parts of my own life trials and tribulation within the stories."
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Book One
Barney
Barney means well. He just gets everything wrong.
Awkward, impulsive and constantly overthinking, he stumbles through life making small problems worse, and big ones unavoidable.
A funny, painfully relatable story about trying to become a better person… and failing repeatedly.
Book Two
The Emily Dilemma
Barney is trying to do the right thing. It’s not getting any easier.
When he finds himself responsible for a four-year-old girl named Emily, the stakes suddenly feel a lot higher.
Because this time, getting it wrong doesn’t just affect him.
Book Three
The Best Version of Me
Barney wants to believe he’s changed. Now he has to prove it.
As life gets more complicated, he can’t hide behind jokes and excuses anymore.
Because becoming a better person is one thing—actually doing it is another.
