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White Trash Warlock

(Adam Binder #1)

David R. Slayton (Goodreads Author)

4.05 · Rating details · 3,536 ratings · 697 reviews

Guthrie was a good place to be from, but it wasn’t a great place to live, not when you were like Adam, in all the ways Adam was like Adam.

Adam Binder hasn’t spoken to his brother in years, not since Bobby had him committed to a psych ward for hearing voices. When a murderous spirit possesses Bobby’s wife and disrupts the perfect life he’s built away from Oklahoma, he’s for ...more

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Nov 02, 2020 Sean Gibson rated it it was amazing

It’s interesting—despite my abiding love of fantasy, and though you could, perhaps, characterize the greatest movie ever made (okay, well, my favorite movie of all time, anyway)—that would be Ghostbusters, for those of you haven’t been paying attention—as urban fantasy, I have not read especially deeply into that particular (sub)genre. And, to the extent that I have, it’s been forays into stories more like the brilliant The Unlikely Escape of Uriah Heep than, say, the works of Laurell K. Hamilto It’s interesting—despite my abiding love of fantasy, and though you could, perhaps, characterize the greatest movie ever made (okay, well, my favorite movie of all time, anyway)—that would be Ghostbusters, for those of you haven’t been paying attention—as urban fantasy, I have not read especially deeply into that particular (sub)genre. And, to the extent that I have, it’s been forays into stories more like the brilliant The Unlikely Escape of Uriah Heep than, say, the works of Laurell K. Hamilton or Jim Butcher.

So, I can’t say for sure whether Slayton’s debut is typical of the genre, though given that the book bounces betwixt the backwoods of rural Oklahoma and more traditionally urban environs in Colorado, it may be more accurate to call it “rurban fantasy” (I would say “urbal fantasy,” but, aurally speaking, that implies the ingestion of substances unnecessary for the enjoyment of this tale). I can say, however, that it’s absolutely fantastic.

Slayton pulls off the exceedingly difficult feat of smoothly integrating the fantastical elements of his world into the “real” world, creating a cast of complex and compelling characters (not to mention one heck of a love triangle), devising an engaging magic system, and spooling out plot at just the right pace. Despite ending at just the right spot for the story, the book ended far too quickly for my liking. I want more, dammit, and, thankfully, Slayton will fulfill that wish with subsequent sequels.

If you dig fantasy that’s down-to-earth but epic in scope, characters who are flawed but fascinating, and smooth prose that drives the story forward without distracting from it, White Trash Warlock is well worth a read. If you don’t like those things, I mean, what even are you?

One other thing worth noting, because it’s something I love about the inclusiveness of fantasy as a genre (warning: I’m about to get all soapboxy). I’m a privileged straight white guy who grew up middle class in the suburbs. My family never faced food insecurity. I never witnessed domestic violence. And, I’ve never faced the heartache and discrimination of being LGBTQ+ (or in any other underrepresented group) in a family or society that distances itself from, disrespects, or otherwise dehumanizes anyone who doesn’t conform to whatever that family/society considers “acceptable.”

But, reading about characters whose lived experiences differ so greatly from mine didn’t diminish my enjoyment of the story in the slightest. On the contrary, it enhanced it, offered me new insight, and reminded me yet again that when we forge a bond through a shared love or passion for something—fantasy stories, in this case—we can bring our truest and most authentic selves to the table and raise the level of enjoyment and engagement for everyone. Okay, I’m off my soapbox now.

Bottom line: this is a hell of an entertaining yarn. Bring on the sequel! ...more

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Oct 20, 2020 K.D. rated it it was amazing

A novel like this is exactly why the Urban Fantasy genre has staying power. Look at what David R. Slayton did: he turned the usual tropes on their ass, and created an amazing, fresh story. A rural setting; relatable paycheck-to-paycheck characters; strong LGBT+ representation… It’s an exceptional debut. We need more books like this.

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Jun 09, 2021 Madison Warner Fairbanks rated it really liked it

Shelves: lgbtq, diverse, series, m-m, demons, hoopla-library, urban-fantasy, dark, fairies-or-fae, witches

White Trash Warlock by David R Slayton
Urban fantasy. Alternating chapters between Adam and Richard. Very slow burn M-M relationship potential.
Adam Binder can’t say no to his brother when he begs Adam to help his wife. Richard admits to seeing something unusual even though he once committed Adam for “seeing things”. The otherworldly possession is more than just one person and Adam is soon fighting for his life to keep everyone safe.

His past is a sad and tragic family relationship, but Adam prove ...more

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Feb 05, 2022 Bradley rated it it was amazing

Shelves: urban-fantasy, fantasy, 2022-shelf

I totally admit that I picked this up mostly on the strength of the title, alone. I kinda expected a funny Urban Fantasy with a bunch of hicks digging deeper and deeper in the doo, but strangely enough, that ain't was this is.

What we do have here is a solidly serious intro that doesn't shy away from poverty, low-powered magic, or family misunderstandings/grievances. From that point on, we do get some cool magical setups, a m/m romance that is as charming as it is a bit fated, and a seriously coo ...more

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Sep 27, 2021 K.J. Charles added it

Shelves: urban-fantasy, american

Enjoyable urban fantasy with a gay lead and the start of a romance (with obligatory UF love triangle), very firmly grounded in the extreme poverty of US 'white trash'. The writing's rather plain in style but the storytelling builds up nicely. ...more

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Nov 15, 2020 Lisazj1 rated it really liked it

Shelves: magic, romance, kindle, friends-and-family, law-enforcement-pi, fae, paranormal, m-m, secret-santa-2020, alt-universe

When I first saw this book listed, I read the Scottsdale Public Library's review, I was hooked: If Sam and Dean Winchester from Supernatural had a book baby with Harry Dresden from Jim Butcher's series, this would be the little bundle of joy. This is a pretty perfect description, and it was this more than the blurb that made me want to read.

There was actually a whole lot more angst and honest pain in this than I was expecting, and a whole lot of wrong done to Adam Binder by the very people ...more

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May 02, 2022 Shaun Hutchinson rated it it was amazing

What a fun book this was. I've had this on my TBR pile for a while, and I wish I'd gotten to it sooner. Adam Binder is a relatable character dealing with being magic in a world that doesn't understand magic, and queer in a world that doesn't understand queerness. He's got family issues, end-of-the-world issues, and a potential new romance while he's still pining for his ex, who happens to be an elf.

Already picked up the sequel, and can't wait to dive into it. ...more

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Feb 07, 2022 Trish rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Welcome to America. An America where the "other" realm, inhabited by gnomes, elves and other supernatural creatures as well as magic is just a breath away. Some people have magic in their blood themselves and can therefore see, some even cross over (and back). Adam is such a person. A witch. The problem? His family does NOT appreciate his gift, underdeveloped as it may be. On the contrary: they are in denial to the point where his brother and mother had Adam committed to a psych hospital.

Many ye Welcome to America. An America where the "other" realm, inhabited by gnomes, elves and other supernatural creatures as well as magic is just a breath away. Some people have magic in their blood themselves and can therefore see, some even cross over (and back). Adam is such a person. A witch. The problem? His family does NOT appreciate his gift, underdeveloped as it may be. On the contrary: they are in denial to the point where his brother and mother had Adam committed to a psych hospital.

Many years later, Adam has run away from "that place" (the psych hospital aka hell) and lives with his great-aunt, a witch herself, in a trailer in Oklahoma. But one day, his brother calls him up. He has seen something "weird" in/with his wife and suspects only Adam can actually save her.

Adam, who is looking for his father, who might or might not be dead or who might or might not be a warlock, travels to Denver to help Annie (she was always kind enough to sort-of let him be part of birthdays and other family occasions). However, what he finds is so much bigger than just a family matter. In fact, the problem is so big that the elves (the queen of swords) are involved.

A mighty organization called the Guardians, different supernatural beings living parallel or even with mundane humans, magic of all kinds of power levels, a big bad that cannot just be blasted out of existence by something extremely powerful … I loved the world building. Both in our world and on "the other side" (the jailor as well as the forests, Elfheim etc).

Moreover, the relationships between the characters were awesome! Be it the difficult navigation between our world and the magical one, the power structure amongst the elves, the blossoming romance between Adam and Vic, Adam's first love (that reveal was hilarious despite me having suspected), Adam's infuriating mother and brother and what they think is best for Adam / what they think Adam should be (to say nothing of how the mother and brother thought and how they talked about aunt Sue), what the father had done to them all (which is definitely still no excuse for what they did to Adam), …

The book had me go "d’aaawww", cackle gleefully, cry, and tear my hair out. So yes, I was FULLY invested and this has become one of my favourite modern tales about magic already! ...more

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Aug 18, 2020 Scottsdale Public Library added it

Shelves: lgbt, fantasy, adult, contemporary, paranormal, fiction

If Sam and Dean Winchester from Supernatural had a book baby with Harry Dresden from Jim Butcher's series, this would be the little bundle of joy.

Adam Binder has a gift, though he would not necessarily consider his empathetic and magical abilities to always be a wanted power. A terrible, rotten, no good being has a hold of his sister-in-law and he must do what he can to save her, his relationship with his brother and the whole of Denver.

This is a light urban fantasy with heart, remarkably wond ...more

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May 20, 2021 Teal rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, m-m, freebie-or-gift, sff, lgbtqi, read-in-2021, series, reviewed, ebook, ntma-2021

I'm not really cut out for urban fantasy. At least not UF with creatures. Supernatural species? Whatever you call them. Ugh. Still, I gave this a solid 4 stars and am looking forward to the next in the series. It's quirky and original, despite those damn creatures (elves ffs, dragons and even leprechauns), and it starts out very rural fantasy, in a trailer park in Oklahoma, before moving to the big city of Denver.

Adam gets one POV, and I consider him the MC, but the other POV goes to his big bro ...more

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Dec 11, 2020 Mir rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy

Very solid urban fantasy debut novel with interesting characters and world-building. Especially recommended for Denverites, who will likely recognize most of the locations. A friend saw me reading this and immediately asked, "Why are they destroying the Daniels & Fisher tower?" then informed me that it was the tallest building between the Mississippi River and the state of California at the time of construction.

Ongoing location convo with said friend:
Me: "There's an apocalyptic mural in your ai ...more

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Oct 05, 2020 Book Barbarian (Tammy Smith) rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: magic, lgbt, earc, edelweiss, adult, fantasy

eARC received from Edelweiss, thank you to Edelweiss and Blackstone Publishing (opinions are my own).

New urban fantasy with old school magic elements, but did this just miss the mark?

I loved this synopsis and I know this novel is going to make a lot of people happy but I was just not one of them and I can pin point the exact moment when everything just fell apart.….but more of that later.

Also, old school fantasy lovers: This might be the new adventure you were looking for, read on and see w ...more

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Jul 15, 2020 Emily Ozuna rated it it was amazing

Shelves: netgalley

•ENGLISH/ESPAÑOL•

~ENGLISH~

The Arc for this novel was provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I am trying to write this review with all the self-control I have in my being and I CAN'T! ITS BEAUTIFUL! I swear to you that I was shocked by the marvel of the book that I have found and that YOU NEED TO READ NOW.
It is not a suggestion, I am saying that this book is NECESSARY for you to continue living and be happy because it is AMAZING!

The story centers on Adam, a magic ...more

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Jan 14, 2022 ~Preeti~ rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy, 2022-read, bi-pan-mcs, paranormal, 2022-other-read, small-town

(Urban fantasy, gay lead, love triangle, family bond, no on-page sex, duology)

Isn't it awesome, when you pick a fantasy book solely based on 'it has a gay lead' turns out to be so fascinating that you just don't care about no on-page sex scene???🤭🤭

1. Most YA/Adult urban fantasies have rich educated MCs with an urban background. Here Adam Binder is impoverished, not even a high school pass, having been kept up in the psychiatric ward before he escaped to live in the trailer park with his aunt.

Ada ...more

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Nov 26, 2021 Caz rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 4-and-a-half-stars, audiobook, m-m, fantasy-urban-fantasy

I've given this a B+ for narration and an A- for story at AAR

David R. Slayton’s White Trash Warlock was recommended to me a while back (by Gregory Ashe, no less) so when I saw it in the Audible Plus catalogue**, I pounced on it – and I’m so glad I did, because I was completely glued to it for the entire nine-and-a-bit hours of its run-time. The story is inventive, the central character is flawed, complex and captivating (just how I like ‘em!) and the narration is really good, so it was a win a ...more

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Sep 15, 2021 Kathleen rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook, magic, urban-fantasy

4.75 stars for the audiobook

As with the book, this is a strong start to Slayton's series, Adam Binder. A magic rollercoaster of a ride. Colorful deftly drawn characters, solid world building, fascinating unique storyline, and an unexpected twist.

Narrator Michael David Axtell delivered an excellent performance. What a difference it made for the story. Issues I had with the book simply disappeared. I'm chomping at the bit for the next in the series. ...more

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Nov 02, 2020 Kathleen rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: magic, urban-fantasy

4.25 stars

A strong start to Slayton's series, Adam Binder. A magic rollercoaster of a ride. Colorful deftly drawn characters, solid world building, fascinating unique storyline, and an unexpected twist.

I did wish for less tell and more show, and only Adam's POV.

Personally, I thought he ended up with the wrong potential love interest. 😄 ...more

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May 04, 2020 Rogier rated it it was amazing

Shelves: witches, fantasy, favorite, fairies, lgbt, urban, 2020, male-protagonist, adult, 2020-debut

Growing up is difficult for many. Growing up poor worsens it. Adam Lee Binder is Oklahoma trailer trash. The low class of society, which most don't give a fuck about. Adam has been able use the Sight to see the other side; the spirit realm and other planes since he was a child and it happened frequently growing older and to every day in his teens. This causes strain on his family resulting in tense relationships. His own brother and mom locked him up in a psychiatric facility, which they think w Growing up is difficult for many. Growing up poor worsens it. Adam Lee Binder is Oklahoma trailer trash. The low class of society, which most don't give a fuck about. Adam has been able use the Sight to see the other side; the spirit realm and other planes since he was a child and it happened frequently growing older and to every day in his teens. This causes strain on his family resulting in tense relationships. His own brother and mom locked him up in a psychiatric facility, which they think was good for him. It wasn't. Years have passed and college aged Adam is flung back into his estranged older brother's life. He has to save his possessed sister in law. Lives are at stake and his life will never be the same.

Urban fantasy often has middle to upper class protagonists. This is extremely prevalent in YA. You rarely see rural , lower class or poor protagonists in adult and YA urban fantasy. And queer and this case gay protagonists even less. I love how Adam's social and financial situation colored this book. Slayton crafted a highly traumatized young man with a past who perservers and tries to remain kind. Adam really is a cinnamon roll but boy is he broken. You feel for Adam , want to hug him and say everything will be okay. I immediately liked him on page one and fell more in love chapter by chapter.

Every queer experience is unique and every person is different. Adam is real and was real reading his story. I love how Adam felt like a real guy, had sexual urges but wasn't a horndog. He's fully fleshed person. I would be his friend no doubt. You feel that Slayton cares for every character he created. From smaller to more important.

Every being Adam encountered had a life when they were off and on the page. You jump into action from the get go. Every character is important and helps reveal the story or is revealed throughout the book. The pace slows down at parts to help build character but is never boring and always important.

The love story between Adam and his lover past and present builds organically. You understand why they are a thing. And why Adam has doubts with both because of things and power beyond his control. I love how Adam is low powered. This means winning and defeating his enemies won't be easy. Adam being over powered is less of a thing.Adam has to work with other beings to get things done. Beings that are sneaky. Don't mess with the Fae is all I'm saying. I adore Argent and Silver , high fae , who are maybe or not friends. Magic has a price and Adam really pays for it. I know he will grow stronger, build stronger relationships and heal. Be less broken in his story. I'm in for the ride and thank you Slayton for creating Adam Lee Binder.

Cover talk: It is standard with urban fantasy to have the lead or leads on the cover. I expected it but change is good. I still love the first mentioned cover style. The green and purple fit perfect together. It depicts a scene and I'm looking forward what will depicted the following books ...more

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Jun 02, 2021 Eugenia rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, magic-mage, urban-fantasy, mm-romance, fairies-fae

4.5 Stars!

Fab debut
Stellar audiobook performance
Urban fantasy
No sex (on or off page)
Complex characters
Intense world building
Magic
Spirits
Reapers
Fae
Monsters
Dragons
Octopi
Leprechauns
And more for your paranormal pleasure!

Despite the cute cover (it’s cute 😉) this isn’t a cute tale...it’s creepy AF!

This is the story of Adam. Of Adam and his brother.
Flashbacks in time
Visits to different realms
Exes
New boyfriends
Regrets
Hates
Pains

HFN-ish

Get me part 2 now!

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Nov 28, 2021 Gabi rated it really liked it

Shelves: m-m-romance, lgbt, no-sex-ftb, paranormal, urban-fantasy

Not a funny story, this one. Don't be swayed by the cover.
I truly loved this world the author created. Spirits and elves and Death. Kind of a mixed universe. On top of that there is a love triangle, which I haven't read in a long time.
There are lots of possibilities as to how the story could continue, I'm curious to see where the author will take it.
...more

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Nov 01, 2020 Dumbledore11214 rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy, bisexual-characters, gay-romance

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Guthrie was a good place to be from, but it wasn’t a great place to live, not when you were like Adam, in all the ways Adam was like Adam.

Adam Binder hasn’t spoken to his brother in years, not since Bobby had him committed to a psych ward for hearing voices. When a murderous spirit possesses Bobby’s wife and disrupts the perfect life he’s built away from Oklahoma, he’s forced to ask for his little brother’s help. Adam is happy to escape the trailer park and get the chance to say I told you so, b ...more

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Mar 31, 2021 Kelly rated it it was amazing

Shelves: disaster-gays, tower-teams-22

I loved this book. Urban fantasy is one of my favourite genres, and this book is so fresh and interesting! Adam has a pretty crappy relationship with his brother, who has him committed to a psych ward, but he goes to Denver to help him when he phones to say his wife sick. He’s also tracking some weird magical energy that may or may not be his missing dad and - surprise - that trail is also leading him to Denver.

I really liked Adam, and it was so different reading about a MC who came from a less ...more

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Apr 14, 2021 Sarah rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary, fantasy, read-in-2021, social-issues

https://www.bookwormblues.net/2021/04...

I picked up White Trash Warlock on a lark. It seemed interesting, and I was in the mood for some urban fantasy that was, perhaps, a bit different than the urban fantasy I typically see on bookshelves. What I did not anticipate, is losing two nights of sleep just plowing through this book, or having so much fun reading it, it became the focal point for all my thoughts.

I’m not a huge urban fantasy reader. I do love the genre when I find a really good book i ...more

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Jan 18, 2022 Gustaf rated it really liked it

Shelves: big-gay-fiction-podcast-recs

Oh boy this was a wild ride. I wild, crazy, sometimes scary ride that I throughly enjoyed.

Full review to come.

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Nov 01, 2020 Carol Berg rated it really liked it

White Trash Warlock is a delightful debut contemporary fantasy! Adam Binder is a hero to cheer for. The young man from the Oklahoma sticks has family problems, a life that’s going nowhere, a heart hungry for connection, and a modest talent for magic in a world that sees it as insanity. But author David Slayton takes Adam on a ride – in his ancient Olds Cutlass – to a magically afflicted Denver, where Adam’s talent for seeing into the spirit world might be the only thing that averts a psychic cat ...more

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Jan 03, 2021 Lori¸¸¸.•*❀Ɍɛɑɗs̱LɪƙɛIʈs̱H̱ɛɍJɔɓ 유❤유 rated it it was amazing

Shelves: paranormal-romance, m-m-romance, thriller, slow-burn, urban-fantasy, suspense, paranormal, fantasy, mystery

OMG, THIS. WAS. AMAZING! It may not have been the absolute best book I have ever read, but, damn, it was interesting and different and entertaining as hell. I loved the spin it put on the magical world. It had a lot of magical creatures in it but didn't go into depth about each one so they have to be taken at face value at this point. I am really excited to read more about Adam and everyone else as the series progresses. I hope the next book will be coming out soon because I would love to see ho ...more

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Oct 28, 2021 jordyn ♡ birdie's book nook rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, lgbtq

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God, I just love a good urban fantasy/paranormal romance book. White Trash Warlock hit ALL my buttons in the best possible way. Adam Binder is a scruffy dirt-poor magic user who does his best to try and save a bunch of innocents from a horrible entity that's formed in a Chicago hospital. There's leprechauns, elves, dwarves, time twisty things, Death itself and all sorts of cool characters.

This book is GAY, gay, gay in the best way. It's not subtle, it's ...more

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Nov 21, 2020 jut rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2020-s-books

holy shit

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Jun 03, 2021 Ben Howard rated it it was amazing

Shelves: audiobook, read-in-2021

this was awesome

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Dec 16, 2021 Ariana Nash rated it really liked it

This book should have had THIS cover:

Can that be arranged?

Thanks.

The covers for White Trash Warlock slightly miss the mark, suggesting whimsy, funny fantasy, when it's really NOT that at all. A bit like the covers for Lilith's series completely missed the mark by a mile suggesting her book was fun, dark, urban fantasy and that really wasn't what Trailer Park Fae turned out to be (think more like reading Chaucer than urban fantasy!) but that's a different review!

C'mon, publishers, know your marke ...more

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“Bobby gripped his fork. "I just want you to be happy, Adam, to be-"

"Normal. I know," Adam said, trying to keep calm. "But I'm not normal, Bobby. And I don't want to be. Stop trying to fix me.” — 2 likes

“People aren't less just because they don't live the way you do."

"I didn't say that," Robert said.

"You think it," Adam said. "You think we're all trash because we don't have nice cars and ugly houses. Life isn't just about money.” — 2 likes

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