One Man's Trash

The Heretic Doms Club, Book 1

De: Marie Sexton

Narrado por: John Solo

After four tours in Afghanistan, Warren Groves couldn’t settle into civilian life. For the last 12 years, he’s survived by working odd and often illegal jobs for some of Denver’s less fortunate. His personal life is equally unsatisfactory. He can barely remember the last time he had sex, let alone the last time he got to use somebody hard and rough, the way he likes. Fate intervenes when a favor for a friend leads him to a pretty, young rent boy named Taylor Reynolds.

Taylor’s spent the last few years on his own, working as a hustler, going home with anybody who’ll give him a warm meal and a place to sleep. He enjoys having a bit of force used against him, and he makes Warren an offer he can’t refuse - all the sex he wants, as rough and dirty as he likes, in exchange for room and board.

At first, Warren thinks he’s struck gold. Taylor’s the perfect roommate - he cooks, he cleans, and he’s dynamite in the sack. But Taylor has some dark demons in his head and some even darker cravings. Falling for somebody as volatile as Taylor is dangerous enough, but when Taylor’s urges turn truly self-destructive, it’ll be up to Warren to decide just how far to let things go.

©2017 Marie Sexton (P)2017 Marie Sexton

Read it! Read this book!

I really liked this book. It’s about a troubled man and and even more troubled man coming together and eventually finding love and solace in each other. It’s gritty, and different.

Great Story and Great Narration

I enjoyed this story to the first degree. It had a little of everything that played on my heart. Warren and Taylor's story was deep. It was on the dark side as well. I was listening to the amazing story being told by John Solo and it made be feel as if I was part of their story. I was right there when it all went down. I was wondering if they would find their HEA. And I'm glad to say, they did. I highly recommend. ENJOY!

Really enjoyed this book!

New Arthur for me. Found this audible as a recommendation so I thought I would give it a try. Loved it. Great narration. Enjoyed the angst and how the two characters grow from single to couple without really realizing that it was happening to them. The help they were to each other and falling in love. Looking forward to book 2.

Pretty good, but maybe a different narrator...

Despite the questionable material (my fault for not taking the warning seriously lol), it was refreshing to have a break from the formulaic stories most romance novels follow. Or at the very least, it was nice to take a different route to the same ending. Jarring as it was, I enjoyed it in the end.

Maybe a different narrator tho...I'll admit, he's more expressive than most, but a lot of the time, he gave me major Wallace Shawn vibes, which really killed my buzz on occasion lol Also, maybe rethink his pronunciation of chauffeur...

Fu$%ing marvelous!

5 Blue Roses
5 Blue Flames

Narrator John Solo delivered a hot, emotionally charged, dramatic gay romance with enough heat to set headphones on fire. The deep emotional scars and intrinsic turmoil within each of the characters are laid out so carefully by the author, which forces you to think about this book months after you've listened to it. I already listened to it twice this year and plan to do so again.

Not only for the hot sex scenes, but the sadness behind each character and the intelligence in character development.

I found the circumstances absolutely believable and one of the best BDSM books I've heard. I cant wait to hear the rest of the heretic dom's stories.

Happy Listening

One of Narrator John Solo's Best Performances

It's not an overstatement to say "One Man's Trash" put me through the emotional ringer. It is definitely an emotionally heavy listen, one that is so well written and performed that I can't recommend it highly enough.

I'm not sure what all I was expecting but, suffice it to say, I wasn't entirely prepared for this story - namely, Taylor's shattering backstory and its lasting repercussions - and that is to author Marie Sexton's credit for creating such complex, believable characters. Equal parts heartbreaking, hopeful, painful and loving, this audiobook stayed with me long after I finished it and left me wanting to continue on to Book 2 in the "Heretic Doms Club" series.

Narrator John Solo's performance - layered, intense, impassioned - absolutely blew me away. This may be his best narration that I've heard thus far, which is really saying something considering I was already a big fan.

Hard to listen but lovely story, John solo is supe

I haven't cried in a long while for a book , this book made me cry , beautiful book , beautiful characters , and John Solo he is the best at what he does.

Raw, real and relatable : A heartfelt and emotional story!

This was not an easy listen, simply because it included some really graphic scenes and content which was definitely high on the angst scale.
This book made me feel so much.
I can say this was one of the best by Marie Sexton!!

The characters were so raw, real and relatable and found myself so emotionally involved in their story by the end of this.

I was expecting a rags to riches light romance, but what I got was so much more and I say this in the best way possible.
This book captivated me from the very beginning and the characters compelled me to read their story.

John Solo performed an emotional and moving performance which made this even more raw, gritty and real.

More Than I Bargained For

Holy cow, this story pulls you in and tugs and twists you up right to the end. Yes, it made me laugh and cry, but there is so much more here than entertainment or a few hours of distraction. I had a real emotional investment by the time the epilogue came. The love, floundring, unprepared and uneducated, trying to overcome the physical and emotional abuse of the past was so heart wrenching.

Jon Solo did an outstanding job of narration. He was able to convey all of the emotion with each character. I felt every smile, laugh, and tear the characters shed. He is one of my favorite narrators.

an emotional ride but a really great book,

I really love the book in the narrator was great. This book has a lot of issues that many people may be uncomfortable with, but people deal with these issues everyday. I love how the author handle the difficult issues without being angsty or pushing too hard. thank you for respecting the pain of others by acknowledging it in this book.