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Vanished (Little Boy Lost #3)

by J.P. Barnaby (Goodreads Author)

4.32 of 5 stars 4.32 · rating details · 250 ratings · 38 reviews

Brian McAllister’s story continues in San Diego, where he finds so much more than he ever expected: acceptance, friends, encouragement, and an entire world of sexual adventure he’d never dared to imagine back in his small Alabama town. He continues to search for one lost boy in a sea of humanity but slowly begins to realize that maybe dreams really don’t come true.

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Published July 18th 2011 by Dreamspinner Press, LLC (first published July 17th 2011)

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Aug 21, 2011 Mandi Schreiner rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, ya

We have gone on quite a journey with Brian in this series. In the first book, Enlightened we watch as his friend Jamie goes from best friend to love interest. Then in a heartbreaking scene, we see Jamie’s parents unable to deal with a gay son, and they move across the country to San Diego. Brian is then outted as a gay man, and during book two,k Abandoned, is bullied in school in his small town of Alabama. By the end of book two, Brian has decided the only course for him to take, is to go to Cal...more We have gone on quite a journey with Brian in this series. In the first book, Enlightened we watch as his friend Jamie goes from best friend to love interest. Then in a heartbreaking scene, we see Jamie’s parents unable to deal with a gay son, and they move across the country to San Diego. Brian is then outted as a gay man, and during book two,k Abandoned, is bullied in school in his small town of Alabama. By the end of book two, Brian has decided the only course for him to take, is to go to California and try to find his true love.

Vanished opens with Brian’s long cross country bus trip. His adoptive parents don’t want him to go, but they understand his misery. They understand what it means to be a gay man in their small town and to not know where your first love is. So they painfully let him go. Unlike many other gay men he meets in San Diego and on the bus, he is not a runaway. He is loved and supported by his parents. But he knows he can’t continue his life unless he at least tries to search for Jamie.

Of course, once in the big city, things are scary. He finally finds housing with other gay men in an apartment building. He finds work as a landscaper and most importantly – friends. There is a strong sense of community where he is and he feels at home. Very homesick for his parents, but he finally feels like he fits in somewhere.

The hard part comes when he actually needs to search for Jamie. He knows Jamie’s parents put him in a “gay rehab” center, which Jamie has since fled. Now no one knows where he is . Is he on the streets? In a shelter? All Brian can do is work to make enough money so he can continue to stay in San Diego and search. Realistically though, it has been almost two years since he has seen him.

And so Brian’s search begins. I still enjoy this series but I will say the angst and emo drama is getting to me a little bit. This book is all about Brian starting a new life. Finding new friends and becoming independent. It is a huge step for Brian. But he eventually finds some guys at an all-gay housing development that open their arms to him. (open their pants too…we will get to that part in a moment).

In one regard I like that the author is really exploring the innocence of Brian versus the reality of his situation. He jumps on a bus to San Diego. That is the easy part. Then the reality sets in once he gets there and realizes just how big San Diego is. Jamie could be anywhere. He is only going on one letter he received from him, telling him Jamie still loves him. But it has been so many months – Brian is looking for a pin in a haystack.

But on the other hand, I wasn’t expecting to fall for Brian’s new friend(s) so much. Mike in particular. They become close – very close. They start as having sex as a means for release. Brian is 18 and horny. Mike is older (I can’t remember how much) and attracted. (there are other men that get involved too) But their relationship becomes much more than just messing around. At least to me it did. And so now we have Brian who is suppose to be in love with Jamie, but also starting a relationship with Mike.And while we know that Brian is having fun having sex, and still in love with Jamie, what about Mike? Is he just being used? I wanted to get more from him (even though this is in Brian’s POV).

By the end, there is a big twist/cliffhanger setting us up for more angst and drama in the next book. I like angst, but yikes, I think we are in for a lot of it in book four. But I’m going to read it because I’m definitely invested in these characters and I need to read their eventual HEA.

Rating: C+(less)

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Jul 27, 2011 Daanquai rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Once again, I find myself reading a book that I can't put down until I've read all the way through. Not surprising with this author as I was hooked with the first 2 books in this series as well. This story is just a continuation of Brian's search for Jaime as he tries to settle in San Diego while he's searching. He finds a room at a gay-friendly boardinghouse and meets Mike, who immediately befriends him.

I thought the author beautifully pulled off their friendship. That despite sleeping togethe...more

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Feb 28, 2013 Susan rated it 3 of 5 stars

(barely 3 stars...and only because I have to read this as a part of the series...)

Ugh. This series just took a turn towards the ridiculous. The naïve, small-town, juvenile, painfully-shy-and-sheltered POV of Brian started as charming (book 1), moved to tolerable (book 2), but by this 3rd installment, when Brian heads to the big city of San Diego, it becomes more annoying and unbelievable. And though I’m ok with the coming-of-age aspect of this book, what's starting to get old…for 2 whole books n...more

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Feb 09, 2012 Diane rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This is such a powerful series, I had to take a break between the first two because the stories pulled me in so much that I felt like I had gone through all the ups and downs with the characters, I could definitely relate to all the insecurities, especially of Brian!
After reading book 2, well, it was just as emotional for me but with the final twist, I had to find out what happened!
So here I am at book 3, and I love the character of Brian so much, he's so open and has such a big heart, as it is...more

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Apr 01, 2013 NicStar rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm, series, dreamspinner-purchased, zz-amazon-yes

The third book in the series sees Brian leave home and cross the country on his search for Jamie. The depth of his love is obviously as he sacrifices a college scholarship and secure future to find Jamie. For Brian, Jamie is his future.

Brian struggles to find work and enough money to fund his search but finds a new home and new friends who broaden his outlook. This book has a different feel to the earlier books as Brian is growing up and starts to further explore his sexuality. However it still...more

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Jul 18, 2011 Leslie Nicoll rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. 4.25 stars

This is the third book in the Little Boy Lost series. As a quick refresher, in Book One, Brian and Jamie, best friends since they were eleven years old, realize their feelings are more than friendship, and embark on a loving and sexual relationship. In Book Two, Jamie has been yanked from Brian’s life. Brian endures a long and difficult senior year in high school, but even so, makes new friends and develops some new skills. When Book Two ends, however, Brian has decided to forego colle...more 4.25 stars

This is the third book in the Little Boy Lost series. As a quick refresher, in Book One, Brian and Jamie, best friends since they were eleven years old, realize their feelings are more than friendship, and embark on a loving and sexual relationship. In Book Two, Jamie has been yanked from Brian’s life. Brian endures a long and difficult senior year in high school, but even so, makes new friends and develops some new skills. When Book Two ends, however, Brian has decided to forego college and is on a bus heading to San Diego, with a goal to find Jamie and bring him back into his life.

Book Three opens exactly where Book Two ended, with Brian on the Greyline Bus, pulling away from the bus station, waving to his parents and friend Adam. He is scared, lonely, and wondering if he is making a huge mistake. But he has made a decision and is determined to find Jamie in San Diego, no matter what it takes.

The story unfolds somewhat episodically, although the book is divided into chapters, not parts. Even so, “Episode” one covers the bus journey from Crayford, Alabama to San Diego. “Episode” two revolves around Brian getting settled in San Diego, finding a place to live, finding a job, and beginning his search for Jamie. “Episode” three explores Brian’s new friendships, especially with Mike, with him he begins a sexual relationship. This latter experience may be distressing for those readers who want Brian to stay true to Jamie, as he did in Book Two. For sure, Brian does feel some guilt for what he is doing; on the other hand, he’s 18, he has hormones, he’s lonely, and Mike’s a good friend. The fact they become intimate is more of an inevitability rather than a surprise.

Besides, Barnaby writes really hot sex scenes which made the last 40% of the book a bit more interesting than what had gone on before.

Once again, this book is written from Brian’s first person POV. While this is what I was expecting (it’s the same in Books One and Two) I felt that in this story, it became a little limiting. There are enough other characters who have been introduced that I really wondered what was going on with them but I had no way of knowing since everything was seen through Brian’s eyes. For example, shortly after Brian arrives in San Diego, he goes to meet with Mitch Mayfield, Jamie’s dad. Apparently Jamie had run away from The Sunshine Center, an ex-gay therapy program where he had spent the better part of his first year in San Diego. Mitch has no idea where Jamie is and just shrugs his shoulders. That’s it? I felt like there were a lot of loose ends like this throughout the story. I realize this can’t be changed due to the POV, but it gave me a somewhat incomplete feeling as I read the book.

The story ends with a cliffhanger—again—clearly a Barnaby trademark. However, this time it was not a big surprise to me. When the story takes a certain turn and Brian makes a decision, I knew exactly where the story was going. Not that this is a bad thing, but Books One and Two had a bit more suspense around the ending, which I felt was lacking this time. But this is me and others might not feel the same way.

Plusses—as with the other books, good writing that pulled me right into the story and wouldn’t let me quit reading until the book was done. Also, I like Brian a lot and I am very invested in his character. I want good things to happen to him and I keep rooting for him, even if, (IMHO), he made some poor choices this time around. Given the situation that he is in and his general naivety, this wasn’t too surprising. Still, the mother in me wanted to shake him at times—which also made me wonder why his real mother wasn’t being a bit more proactive (another one of those POV loose ends that bugged me).

Overall, I don’t think this is the strongest entry in the series so far (at the moment, that spot is still held by Book One), but that doesn’t mean this is a bad book. It’s sort of like a brick in the foundation—a necessary building block to get us where we’re headed in the next three books of the series. And, given the way things have been set up at the end, I anticipate an upswing in the next installment, Discovered.

If you are like me and hooked on this series, well, of course you have to read this. If you are new to the series then you definitely need to start with Book One—these are not standalone stories. And if you are waiting for the entire series to be complete before diving in, then add this to your wish list. Overall, this is a very good series that I can easily recommend. I am definitely looking forward to the next three books and am still hoping for a HEA for Brian and Jamie!

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Jul 19, 2011 Leontine rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: crack, m-m, erotic-romance

!!Warning: This review could possibly contain spoilers if you haven’t read the previous two books; Enlightened and Abandoned!!

With her third book in the Little Boy Lost series J.P. Barnaby has managed to baffle me with its plot twists! Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined where the Little Boy Lost series would go but I found that I couldn’t tear myself away as Vanished revealed its storylines. At the beginning of Vanished there was no clue that by the end I would be reeling from the...more !!Warning: This review could possibly contain spoilers if you haven’t read the previous two books; Enlightened and Abandoned!!

With her third book in the Little Boy Lost series J.P. Barnaby has managed to baffle me with its plot twists! Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined where the Little Boy Lost series would go but I found that I couldn’t tear myself away as Vanished revealed its storylines. At the beginning of Vanished there was no clue that by the end I would be reeling from the implications as events unfolded themselves. I thought the beginning was where the pace of storytelling was taken a notch down. Brian starts his bus ride to San Diego and it was a moment in the story where a bit or recapping was done. Hopes and dreams where still shiny and new, and it was a moment which made me eagerly anticipate the arrival of Brian in San Diego.

Once in San Diego the first priorities of Brian where procuring a place to rent and landing himself a job. It quickly leads him to Leo Horshiwitz who runs a boardinghouse and immediately the setting and its inhabitants piqued my interest. The two most personable characters where Mike and Emilio whose presence grew over the course of the story. Leo was the fatherly go-to person and his work in the GLBT Community Center added to that sense. There are a few more guys in the boarding house but Mike, who seemed the ultimate player just claimed me with his backstory. Emilio is this fun loving guy who is always in to party but small comments here and there just tugged at my heartstrings and make him so likeable.

At first though the story focused on Brian in his search for Jamie. Brian gives it his all and each time it was a dead end I felt the disappointment ride me just as hard as it did him. The doubt riddled moments where despair bloomed were hard to read. I didn’t want Brian to give up hope, give up on his quest, and yet I understood each and every shred of emotion coursing through him. I think the author did such an incredible job of imbuing layers of conflicting emotions next to relaying the internal dialogues of Brian! It forged such an intimate portrayal of a young man on the verge of change where I knew decisions had to be made.

Next to the whirlwind of steep emotions there was also time for developing new friendships, fun, laughter and exploring one’s horizon. The eroticism is scorching and Mike is part of why I went up in flames. He is sexually liberal and opposed to Brian’s rigid control and single-mindedness it gives humorous interplay next to the erotic one. The scene on the dance floor still gets me tingly and showcases a different side of Brian!! Besides that, the connection between the core group of characters is not only one of sexual appetite but also infused with a deep sense of friendship and loyalty.

Through the various events it enables emotions of doubts, blooming sensuality and joy to intertwine in an attention grabbing story. Brian allows me to go through it all but leaving me in the dark where he would end up. He was torn in two and then a situation developed that instigated heart-pounding plot twists. Never in a million years did I see certain things coming!! So while the story started out with an uneventful bus ride it ended up with me panting in shock. A good shock but still, it also made me realize this author could dish out anything for her characters and the most amazing part is, she made it understandable. And then, to add to my elevated blood pressure, she threw in another shocker that made me cry.

The range of feelings each Little Boy Lost novel triggers is amazing. There are no cardboard characters to be found. Each character comes alive via dialogue, quirks and quips. While I felt there was a sense of innocence to the previous two stories because Brian still was kind of innocent, his transformation is superbly done in Vanished. It gradually turned this story in to a gritty and provoking ending where all things are possible. Time and again J.P. Barnaby gives an emotionally rip-roaring story and it is the very reason I'm always asking for more!

With VANISHED, J.P. Barnaby will give you an absorbing intensity in storytelling, compelling characters and great emotional development. Next to this she managed to up the ante even more and give this series a twist that will catch many readers by surprise. Long may J.P. Barnaby write!

4.5 stars

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“Hey, Pete, who’s your little friend?” he asked with a leer. Andy’s arm remained around my shoulders, and he pulled me just a little closer. “He’s a friend of Leo’s; we were just going upstairs. Whatcha doin’ tonight, Mike?”
“Twins,” the man said as two younger guys, maybe even younger than me, walked out of the room looking a little dazed. The boys were identical except for their messy clothes. In simultaneous movements, they leaned over on each side of the guy and kissed him, one tangling his fingers in the man’s short brown hair, before making their way back down the hall the way we’d come.
“You’re something else,” Andy said, laughing as the naked man half shrugged.
“So I’m told,” he replied with a wink, and I couldn’t help but smile at him. His dark eyes twinkled with humor as they studied me closely. “Wanna find that out, baby boy?” Very slowly, Mike traced my lips with his finger.

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Jan 08, 2013 Gavin Stephenson-Jackman rated it 4 of 5 stars

It is heart wrenching to see that Brian has travelled so far and done so much for love only to find at the end how damaged his lover has become.

Brian has travelled from the small minds of small town Alabama in search of his love, Jamie, who was dragged away by his parents and put through the wringer of the 'Christian' right wing only to be found even more damaged after a year on his own with little or no supports. Brian and his new found friends in San Diego have supported him and helped him to...more

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Jul 22, 2011 Dawnlxix rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: angst, mm-romance, series, suspense

Man, what a heinous cliff-hanger! I need the next book in the series now!

I've been reading J.P. Barnaby's work for a few years now. I'm pretty familiar with her style of writing and know that a HEA ending isn't necessarily in the cards. And I'm OK with that- as long as the plot develops in a way that seems true to the reality of the character's situations it's all good. What worries me is that this is only book 3 of a 6 book series and I have a feeling that books 4 and 5 at least, and possibly b...more

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Sep 08, 2011 Natalie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: coming-of-age, three-or-more, porn-industry

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Jan 18, 2012 Kaje Harper rated it 4 of 5 stars

This series is addictive. As soon as I put this down I picked up the next one. This story is about Brian's attempt to find a way to live in San Diego while searching for Jaimie. He makes some decisions that have me as a parent ready to tear my hair out - any mom would mortgage the damned house and send her kid rent money while he hunts for a job, rather than have him take the route Brian chooses. But Brian's choices fit his situation and his character. And I didn't even mind another cliff-hanger...more

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Jul 06, 2012 Claudia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotica, mm, series, young-adult, angst-emotional-tragic, rent-boy-prostitute-escorts

Just awesome... I just couldn't put the book down.

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Jan 22, 2012 Randy Wiggins rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Okay, I had to think about this book for a few days after finishing it before I felt ready to post my review. It is one of the most moving books I've read in a while. The third book in the series contiues Brian's journey and moves this from YA to full on adult in rangebecause the suxual activity is increased dramatically.
Brian makes new friends and lovers, becomes a gay porn star and so much more but to tell would be spoiling the story.
The book began an emotional journey for me than ran thrug...more

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Aug 13, 2011 Anita rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

This one is so different from the previous two in that it follows Brian's adventures now that he has left home and began his journey to find his true love Jamie. Brian's new life is quite the adventure as you will soon see. It is a journey of discovery (especially sexually) and at the same time a journey of sadness in his quest to find Jamie. I was a wee bit surprised at the turn of events in Brian's search for a job, to say the least. And the ending.....POW! I did NOT see that coming! J.P. you...more

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Oct 16, 2011 Serena Yates rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

This third book in the series is even more heartbreaking than the first two. I’m not sure I’ll make it to the end of this story… the problem is, I can’t stop reading either. The characters are so real to me, so loveable and in so much pain – how could I possibly leave them to their own devices?

After the heart wrenching decision Brian made at the end of the second book, this third volume is all about the consequences. Alone, with only very little money and no real idea where to start looking, Bri...more

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Nov 12, 2012 Andrea rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourite-books-2012, favorites

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Feb 09, 2012 Connie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, fandom-authors-of

I know Im devouring this books, they are that good.
With that said I have to be honest and say that the first half of the book was slow, too slow for my taste.
The second half started to pick up and I felt in love again.
I like the characters there is no doubt. I like the relationship between Brian and Mike. I feel the need to have Jamie back in the picture now.
There were a few things that not bother me but make noise (?) Like Brian calling or texting his mom often at the beginning and then like no...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Marsha Spence rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read all 6 back to back and thank goodness I did! Vanished was so interesting. Everything Brian did to get to San Diego and then stay. I loved that he had a place where he was accepted after everything he went thru in the last book. Excellent!

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Mar 29, 2012 Carol Lowe rated it 5 of 5 stars

Its been a long time since I've read a series of books where I am unable to seep rate from the characters I am reading about but that's exactly how I felt. Happy that Brian is trying to move on..:((

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Genre: M/M Contemporary
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Apr 05, 2013 Rissa (an M/M kinda Girl!!) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, battle-of-the-books, xxapril-2013, m-m, read-m-m

The books in this series all have 1 thing in common...Jamie but they are all different. If that makes any sense.

This book Brian makes his way to San Diego and what he goes thru to get his life started there in addition to his search for Jamie. Is it all unicorns and glitter...HELL NO! It's one trying, exhausting and emotional ride. He does make friends with a cool group of guys and I really like his friendship with Mike, I hope we still get to see him in the next book. Of course we are left wit...more

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Aug 09, 2011 Penny rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.5 stars Can't wait for the next installment. Really pulled at the heart-strings and I really think I'm going to need the tissues as the story continues.

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Jul 27, 2011 luv2reed rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 1-own-it, sexcontent-mm, book-series-or-sequels, sexcontent-poly-mmm

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Jul 27, 2011 Jaime rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-reads

A little slow at the begining, but once Brian gets to San Diago I couldn't stop reading. I have really liked all the books in The Little Boy Lost Series, I can't wait for the next one.

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Jan 21, 2013 Todd rated it 2 of 5 stars

"I love Jamie, I love Jamie, let me get drunk and sleep around, then do porn..." Huh???

The plot line in this book was SO frustrating, but the next one seems to be starting out better so far.

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May 14, 2012 Kimiko Kotani rated it 4 of 5 stars

Twists and turns I certainly never saw coming. An excellent addition to the series.

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Jul 12, 2012 Fangtasia rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

There were parts of this book that, I felt, were drawn out unnecessarily. A couple of scenes that felt like filler. Other than that, still the same excellent editing, characters, plot, and writing style.

I'm already 69% into Discovered. My "series OCD" has combined with the extraordinary story that is "Little Boy Lost" and I'm helpless to stop until it's over. And then I'll be sorry it's over and probably have withdrawal symptoms.

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Jul 17, 2012 Page Crusherz rated it 4 of 5 stars

I sometimes want to smack Brian, but I can't help but like him.

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Oct 29, 2012 Jen Wilson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Great Book

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May 02, 2012 FlibBityFLooB rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, lgbt-characters, read-in-2012, zzauthor-barnaby-jp

3.5/5 stars

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