That Place

De: Jay J. Carr

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

That Place – its private, its safe, there’s no judgment ... or is there? Barry Cunningham is a reclusive academic whose life is forever changed when he is awarded a prestigious prize. Tod Hanson is a journalist who prowls the streets of Bangkok for leads. He has to make sure there is a story that sells and will do whatever it takes. What has Tod uncovered? Filled with love, lust and a bloodthirsty yearning to sell the story . . . a version of a story, there is a world to be unlocked in the gay Soi's of Bangkok. Go-go bars, massage shops and beautiful 'boys'. “It’s not a secret if no one asks…” "There is much about That Place that will leave the reader speechless and shocked, but the author’s intention isn’t as much about shocking his readers as it is about chronicling the deconstruction of one man’s life and this he does most effectively. If there’s anything to be gleaned about That Place, it would be that we all have one; that place, that incident, that special secret in our past which we may not necessarily want disclosed to anyone else. But no matter how careful we are, how closely we guard our secret, there’s always a risk that someone will find out." Readersfavorite.com