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Invitation to the Blues
- Small Change Series, Book 2
- Narrated by: Greg Boudreaux
- Length: 8 hrs and 13 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Eight months ago Jude Lucen fled his partner, his career, and a hospital in Boston after a suicide attempt. Now back in Philadelphia, he feels like a complete failure. Piano has always been his passion and his only escape. Without it, he has nothing. Well, nothing except a pathetic crush on the most gorgeous man he's ever seen.
Faron Locklear came to Philly looking for a fresh start and has thrown himself into tattooing at Small Change. He's only met Jude a few times, but something about the red-haired man with the haunted eyes calls to him. Faron is blown away by Jude's talent. What he isn't expecting is the electricity he feels the first time they kiss - and the way Jude's needs in bed speak directly to his own deepest desires.
Jude and Faron fall fast and hard, but Jude has spent a lifetime learning that he can't be what the people he loves need. So when the opportunity arises to renew his career in Boston, he thinks he has to choose: music, or Faron? Only by taking a huge risk - and finally believing he's worthy of love just as he is - can he have the chance for both.
Contains mature themes.
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- 2019-10-21
Lovely and sometimes heart-rending
I loved this one so much! Jude's struggles with depression very much hit home; I could have been listening to my own struggles with his thoughts because I had so been there with the same in the past. The steamier scenes were hot but also beautifully worded in a way that certainly did the artistically-minded characters justice. And as always, Greg Boudreaux was a delight to listen to.
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