Candy Man
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Narrated by:
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Philip Alces
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By:
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Amy Lane
About this listen
Adam Macias has been thrown a few curve balls in his life, but losing his VA grant because his car broke down and missing a class was the one that struck him out. One relative away from homelessness, he has taking the bus to Sacramento, where his cousin has offered a house-sitting job and a new start. He has one goal, and that's to get his life back on track. Friends, pets, lovers need not apply.
Finn Stewart takes one look at Adam as he's applying to Candy Heaven and decides he's much too fascinating to leave alone. Finn is bright and shiny - and has never been hurt. Adam is wary of his attention from the very beginning - Finn is dangerous to every sort of peace Adam is forging, and Adam may just be too damaged to let him in at all.
But Finn is tenacious, and Adam's new boss, Darrin, doesn't take bullshit for an answer. Adam is going to have to ask himself which is harder - letting Finn in or living without him? With the holidays approaching, it seems like an easy question, but Adam knows from experience that life is seldom simple. And the world seldom cooperates with hope, faith, or the plans of cats and men.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Edga
- 13-09-15
Lovely
A wimsical story beautifully written by Ms Lane. Has a lovely happy ending. Excellently narrated. Can't wait for the next in the series to be recorded.
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- Rebecca Woodman
- 18-02-16
Amy Lane's Best Yet
Amy Lane's writing is quite variable sometimes not bad exactly just a bit generic at others though she produces some absolute gems and Candy Man is one. I don't know if it's because some of the characters are real people or her obvious connection to Sacramento but this book has real depth. it's sad and sweet and joyously hopeful, a lovely treat for a rainy afternoon.
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