The Modern Break-Up Audiobook Download by Daniel Chidiac

In this audiobook, the author tells stories from his own experience in a relationship. He shares how he managed to go through a break-up and preserve some of the memories that stick out. Not only is this audiobook an interesting listen, but it also offers some insight into one of the most common relationships in society today.

The Modern Break-Up is a gentle, highly accessible and funny depiction of life after having it all in the past year. Daniel Chidiac's sparkling prose gently guides the reader through a journey of loss, picking up some old friends and meeting new ones along the way. The Modern Break-Up is an interesting and often humorous read about being awkward and fumbling with potential love interests as you try to ease your way into adulthood.

In "The Modern Break-Up" by Daniel Chidiac, Annie is just your average girl on an average date. She meets Dan at a bar and they hit it off immediately but for some reason she can't shake the feeling that he's not being honest with her. The deeper she gets into the relationship the more uncomfortable she feels until finally one day she walks in to find Dan packing his things and out the door to his car. Annie decides it's time for a change and decides to break up with him even though he doesn't want to.

Being in the longest-term relationship of her life, Annie Einan is finally fed up with being stuck in a rut. With no way out, she starts to ponder the different ways she might be able to break up; as it turns out, this is harder than she thought.

The Modern Break-Up by Daniel Chidiac is a glimpse into the lives of two people who are parting ways. One can only imagine what their life will be like after they break up, but not one thing is certain.

Modern relationships come with a lot of talk, yet we never really take the time to step back and think about what it means to break up in this day and age. How do you break up? What should you do when you're ready to move on? Is there a right or wrong way to end a relationship? Are certain ways better than others?