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Stuart Bradley, a gay teenager living in a conservative Christian town in Ontario, Canada, dabbles in several forbidden activities, and when word gets out, he and some other teens face grave danger from the fallen angels that are inciting hatred and extremism in the community.
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Add a SummaryStuart Bradley is gay the community that he lives in, consevitive christians, don't mind at all Stuart practices dark magic to summon a demon to ask about what else- the bible and what it means. He get's caught wanking in the shower and low and behold the whole town hates him. Stuart and his comrades, also accused of the sin of onan, have to get to the bottom of the harsh treatment that they recieve from the town all of which stuart is sure to be the work of a fallen angel. Stuart has to leave in the end with the radical phriest and his now out of the closet boyfriend but only for their safety.
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Add a CommentI really had a hard time with this book. Now it is intended for a young adult audience of which I am decidedly not. I had a hard time following the plot which seemed to write the main character into a corner, then he mysteriously escapes. Yeah it's that type of story but ,c'mon! And the local priest knows about his 'hobby' of conjuring a demon and using it to discover, among other things, that God doesn't think being gay is wrong. WOW! If taken at face value and just read as fluff, it still comes across as incredibly formulaic. I wouldn't reccomend this book to anyone!
A fun read -- hilarious. I'd say I was laughing from beginning to end.
this book constantly questioned the meaning of religion in an extremely close community
The back cover drew me in. "... the smackith-down." The funny, courageous hero kept me.
This book is hysterically funny.