A Clean Up Man

By: M. T. Pope

Narrated by: Tony Isabella

Length: 7 hrs and 23 mins

Publisher's summary

M. T. Pope delivers another hot, scandalous tale full of lust, infidelity, and over-the-top drama.

Kraig Holmes is a hard-working independent contractor living in Baltimore. He’s an average guy - with one exception. A painful secret haunts him daily. Kraig had a one-time sexual experience with a man he knew little about. It propelled him into a lifestyle of promiscuity and an insatiable appetite for dangerous sex. When the guy disappeared into thin air, Kraig was left hurt and devastated.

Now Kraig has developed a taste for the married men who pursue him while he’s working on their homes. When his sexual escapades spiral out of control and out into the open, he quickly tries to get things under wraps. Then the unexpected happens - a chance encounter with his one-night stand from college. Kraig is hurt when he discovers the man doesn’t even remember him.

Kraig vows to set up the man who turned him out and disappeared. What Kraig doesn’t know is that his “victim” isn’t the lay-down-and-take-it type. He has a few cards up his sleeve that will deliver damaging blows to Kraig’s life. When it’s all said and done, the truth with be revealed, and there will be consequences.

©2012 M. T. Pope (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing and Urban Audiobooks, LLC

Very sensual!

Great book! Easy to listen too. Intriguing and entertaining story. Couldn't put it down. Hot love scenes!

Shocked!!

This was a good book from start to finish. I listened to it over two days.

Enjoyed it for the most part!

The voice actor was stellar. I think he played the biggest part in keeping me engaged, Now, for the story itself. Perhaps this was by design, but I found the protagonist to be very unlikeable. He has no accountability, and he ends up wrapping everyone he loves into a life threatening scheme that ends tragically for one character, I thought the ending was very rushed, and it left me with so many unanswered questions.

Up until that point, however, I really did enjoy the plot for what it was. I found most of Carlos' scenes to be very bland and unnecessary (excluding the scenes that also involved Jared). Every time I heard his name, I'd groan in disappointment. It felt like I was being forced on a field trip away from the main story so that we could hear yet again about Carlos doing nothing particularly interesting. For example, why did Craig (and by extension, the reader), have to be present while Carlos went on a date with Carla? or when Carlos was courting the other woman at his mother's house? Why did we need a section dedicated to Craig and Carlos's day at the ATV day. There was nothing of importance said in any of these scenes, I think it would have been more concise had Carlos and Carla already been a couple at the book's beginning. Many mundane conversations could have been avoided. Anyhow, still give this book a read or a listen if you need something quick to get you through the day.

Whew Chile!!!

First off, I LOVE the narration for Kraig’s character. He really helpred bring the character to life. Not too sassy or too masculine, it was perfect! This story was bomb, I just wish there was a part 2.

Almost a 5 for the story…

This was a realtor good audiobook! I wold have given it a 5 for the story, but I got the impression from the story that being gay is a choice. The same with being trans. Wrong! It is who we are.

Suprising

The suprising ending was spectacular...I hollered when all the truths came out..loved it, didn't see it coming!!!!

One of the best books I’ve read

This book was amazing. It’s full of unexpected surprises. I highly recommend it. I normally don’t listen every day, but this made me listen every single day all day until I had it read.

it was almost a good book

it was almost a good book it was like the author couldn't tell whether the main character was happy to be gay or extremely traumatized by his gay experience I don't really know I mean what was I supposed to get from this book I would like to ask the author like what did you mean when you wrote this book what was the point I digress the book was just okay

how life

the main character was such an adulterer. Angie was a twist for sure. saying that jarred made him gay was a surprise since I thought he already knew before hand.

Lame!

I didn't hate it. I wasn't thrilled by it. I saw so many things coming a mile away. There were so many tropes, clichés and the use of stereotypical urban slang phrases made me question the authenticity of the writer's implied ethnicity. There was an unforeseen twist at the end but it was enveloped in a rather anti-climactic and inexplicably emotional-based mystery. The sex scenes were ok. They were graphically described which kinda fit the character. Throughout there were words and phrases that contradicted the street-ish nature of the main character. For the most part, the premise was lame and the plot was written more dramatically than the sittuation warranted had it been real. The narration was great. The narrator had a great command of his voice and each character was very well voiced.