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Blue Sky Adam
- Narrated by: Anthony McDonald
- Length: 10 hrs and 23 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Sequel to the best-selling classic of gay literature: Adam.
At 22, Adam Wheeler learns that he has come into property, a mill house and vineyard in southern France. Leaving old friends behind, Adam moves across the Channel.
His new life is a lonely one, until new neighbour Stéphane turns out to be offering more than just a helping hand with his vines. But when the love of Adam’s teen years, Sylvain, appears on the scene, Adam must decide exactly what, and who, he really wants.
"Gay fiction at its best...explores contemporary sexuality through characters who live on after the last page is turned." (Chroma Journal)
"Swallows and Amazons but with boy-on-by sex...a world simultaneously wholesome and sexy, and ultimately a charming combination." (Melbourne Community Voice)
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- Standrew146
- 11-08-2023
Great second book about Adam
I found myself loving the character Adam and almost despising his antics at the same time. The author makes you feel for Adam’s “friends” as much as we feel for Adam. Great book.
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