Rainbow High

De: Alex Sanchez

Narrado por: Alston Brown

Nelson Glassman may have been exposed to the HIV virus and is terrified of testing positive...but what if being positive is the only way to keep the guy of his dreams? Kyle Meeks finally has the guy of his dreams and is ready to do anything to stay by his side...but will "anything" include sabotaging his own future? Jason Carrillo knows he has to face his future and is prepared to face it out and gay...but is he prepared to let go of the dream that has sustained him all of his life?

As their high school days draw to a close and these three friends move toward one of life's most defining crossroads, each will be compelled to choose his own direction - and prepare for the consequences.

Bold voice Alex Sanchez continues the story begun in his critically acclaimed debut Rainbow Boys with this captivating and straightforward depiction of living, loving, and losing that goes straight to the heart of what it means to be young and gay.

©2003 Alex Sanchez (P)2012 AudioGO

trilogy of love

Love these books too much! Narrator is very appropriate. would recommend especially ages 12 to 30.

Great for teen

Great was a great teaching of issues in high school with coming out. Only wish the narrator would have had different voices for the 5 main characters.

Read it growing up

I read these story growing up and going through puberty, listened to it before I buy the book for my nephew who is 12 and came out to me as possibly being bisexual. I’m so excited to gift him the trilogy!

absolutely spectacular

this has been one of my favorite books for very long time it is also one of my favorite audiobooks listening to Alex Sanchez come to life by audio is an absolute blast highly recommend it to anyone that is a fan of Alex Sanchez and if not you will be

Nice Story

This series is a great interwoven story of 3 gay individuals’ coming of age stories. Very good, especially when you consider that it predates the popularity of this genre by a few years. One interesting gripe, and I don’t know if this slipped past the editors in the actual print copy or was merely a slip of the narrator’s tongue, is that I’ve heard a few different instances of characters accidentally being referred to by other characters’ names.