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Yield

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In his evocative and mesmerizing debut novel, Lee Houck depicts a contemporary Manhattan thrumming with sex and violence as seen through the eyes of Simon—a twenty-something part-time hustler with a cadre of loyal, sometimes floundering friends. As Simon grows increasingly involved with a gorgeous, guileless client named Aiden, he tries to navigate a path to fulfillment in a city where love and honesty are as dangerous as they are rare. Witty, spare, and rapier-sharp, this is an exceptional story of the friendships that sustain us, the families we create, and the pain and joy that are always within reach, waiting for us to yield. . .
"Brisk and buoyant, this engaging debut captures big-city hustle with small-town heart."
—Richard Labonte
"Witty and wrenching, Yield is required reading for anyone who wants to know what it means to be young, gay and without a roadmap in today's world."
—Vestal McIntyre, author of Lake Overturn
"Yield is a bold and shocking story concerned with humanism—it's a dazzling and sometimes dangerous foray into post-queer realism."
—Charlie Vázquez, author and blogger

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Publisher: Kensington Books

Kindle Book

  • Release date: September 1, 2010

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9780758262387
  • Release date: September 1, 2010

EPUB ebook

  • ISBN: 9780758262387
  • File size: 617 KB
  • Release date: September 1, 2010

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In his evocative and mesmerizing debut novel, Lee Houck depicts a contemporary Manhattan thrumming with sex and violence as seen through the eyes of Simon—a twenty-something part-time hustler with a cadre of loyal, sometimes floundering friends. As Simon grows increasingly involved with a gorgeous, guileless client named Aiden, he tries to navigate a path to fulfillment in a city where love and honesty are as dangerous as they are rare. Witty, spare, and rapier-sharp, this is an exceptional story of the friendships that sustain us, the families we create, and the pain and joy that are always within reach, waiting for us to yield. . .
"Brisk and buoyant, this engaging debut captures big-city hustle with small-town heart."
—Richard Labonte
"Witty and wrenching, Yield is required reading for anyone who wants to know what it means to be young, gay and without a roadmap in today's world."
—Vestal McIntyre, author of Lake Overturn
"Yield is a bold and shocking story concerned with humanism—it's a dazzling and sometimes dangerous foray into post-queer realism."
—Charlie Vázquez, author and blogger

Expand title description text