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Tom got a note from his girlfriend. It says she hasn't left him, but she's gone.But where the hell is she? When is she coming back? And what is Tom supposed to do in the meantime?With each new clue to Hayley's whereabouts, Tom is forced to question whether he truly knows his girlfriend at all. Because who is Hayley really, anyway? Who is this other strange girl following him?And who, for that matter, is Tom Ditto?A laugh out loud high concept love story with a mystery at its heart, for fans of Nick Hornby and David Nicholls from the bestselling author of Yes Man and F*** You Very MuchWhat people are saying about Who is Tom Ditto?:'Danny Wallace at his very best: funny, assured and relentlessly clever. A brilliant novel' John Niven'A terrific novel...the plot is wild and unexpected, with a dash of sinister, and it's incredibly funny' The Times'Wallace is adept at capturing the nuances of the mundane and the ridiculous, while being incredibly funny' Stylist'A hilarious and fresh take on modern life. Brilliantly written' Heat
About the author
Danny Wallace is a Sunday Times and Amazon #1-bestselling author, as well as a BAFTA, Arqiva and Sony-winning performer and presenter. His first book, Join Me, was described as a ‘word-of-mouth phenomenon’ by The Bookseller and ‘one of the funniest stories you will ever read’ by the Daily Mail. His second book, Yes Man – in which he decided to say ‘Yes’ to everything – became a hugely successful film with Jim Carrey in the lead role. He has written and presented shows on all the major UK television and radio networks, and GQ magazine has called him: ‘One of Britain’s great writing talents’. He currently presents the Important Broadcast on Radio X.
Summary
Tom got a note from his girlfriend. It says she hasn't left him, but she's gone. But where the hell is she? When is she coming back? And what is Tom supposed to do in the meantime? With each new clue to Hayley's whereabouts, Tom is forced to question whether he truly knows his girlfriend at all. Because who is Hayley really, anyway?
