Nobody's Fool

Andrew Sellon’s narration brings Daniel Simons’ complex ideas to life with a remarkable balance of authority and accessibility. His clear, modulated voice makes each chapter feel like a well-crafted narrative rather than an academic lecture. The true crime stories are chillingly detailed, particularly the case of the con artists who exploited vulnerable individuals, leaving listeners both entertained and disturbed. However, some chapters can feel overly technical, which might not appeal to those looking for lighter listening. The pacing is generally good, but a few sections drag slightly due to the sheer volume of information. Overall, Nobody’s Fool offers a compelling exploration into the art of deception, making it an essential listen for anyone interested in psychology or true crime.