Zachary Carter has narrated 2 audiobooks on Listento.it by 2 authors. The most-rated is Bloomington Boys: Devon.
Straight Camp
Summary
Luke’s family thinks they can cure their son from being gay by sending him to Camp Salvation. Luke is not too thrilled but goes anyway, since its just for the summer, and he will need his parents' support when he goes to college in the fall. It doesn’t take long for Luke to suspect things at Camp Salvation are even stranger than what he thought they would be. Aversion therapy is the primary method employed by Camp Salvation to purge young men of their carnal desires. Can you have too much of a good thing? Can indulging in his primal desires purge Luke of his behavior? Or will the counselors at Camp Salvation make the fire burn hotter by letting him be who he really is?
©2015 Jade Ryan (P)2019 Jade Ryan
Bloomington Boys: Devon
Summary
Devon is determined to create a new life for himself as a freshman at Indiana University. He struggles to put his troubled past behind him and keep it from poisoning his new relationships. After a promising start Devon's resolve weakens, but he refuses give up his dream. The moment Devon meets Dorian Gray he knows his life will change forever. Dorian Gray is rich, charming, and the most beautiful young man Devon has ever beheld. Dorian takes an immediate interest in Devon and awakens feelings within him than have lain dormant since Devon's first love. Devon soon falls for Dorian, only to find Dorian has his own agenda. Devon isn't thrilled with his roommate. Armando is obsessed with football and working out. Devon suspects Armando is gay, but worse still is the attraction Devon feels for him. Devon avoids Armando at first, but the more time he spends with his roommate the more he likes him. As Devon's new relationships begin to fall apart it is Armando who stands by Devon when he needs a friend the most. Devon is a story of love, friendship, loyalty, and betrayal. It is the tale of a creation of a homophobic monster.
©2014 Mark A. Roeder (P)2017 Mark A. Roeder