Can't Buy Me Love

by Chris Kenry

Paperback, 2002

Status

Available

Call number

PS3611 .E67 C36 2001

Publication

Kensington (2002), 352 pages

Description

Thanks to his wealthy, doting lover, Jack Thompson's biggest daily challenges are the Stairmaster and deciding whether to read this week's issue of People before or after Entertainment Weekly. That changes with his smitten benefactor's sudden demise - and a decade-old will that naturally doesn't include Jack. Unceremoniously tossed out of their shared house with little more than his rollerblades, Jack wonders who will support him in the style to which he's become accustomed. He certainly can't . . . or can he? Written with biting wit and sharp-but-loving commentary on the myriad gay subcultures, CANT BUY ME LOVE is entertainment of the highest order - warm, wise, and ultimately triumphant.

User reviews

LibraryThing member Othniel
Wonderful Gay Fiction.

This delightful read brings a whole new meaning to gay business acumen. The lawyer in me was delighted at the steps taken by the "businessmen" to avoid more serious entanglements with the criminal justice system - and those which did result were handled with humor and by
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"taking it like a man" facing expected consequences. The setting in Denver was refreshing as well.
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LibraryThing member starlight70
I appreciate the author's effort to create a story from the mess of a young gay's life. It is not just a story about a gay going into the prostitution world, but a clever story-telling about a clever, although initially lazy, gay who plans a business venture, layer by layer, and face trouble, one
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after another. Somewhere there, I believe, I was supposed to laugh about the mishaps, but I was more drawn to know what would be happening next that I did not pause to laugh. It was a good book. Not great, but good.
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Language

Original language

English

Physical description

9.02 inches

ISBN

1575668467 / 9781575668468
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