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My Worst Date

by David Leddick


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Hugo is 16, and lives with his single mother in South Beach, Miami. He maintains the appearance of a perfectly normal teenaged life, working to save money for college and hanging out with his friend at the beach. But appearances are deceiving. He is not working at the pizza place like he tells his mother--he is a go-go boy at the Bomber Club. And the person he is seeing is Glenn Elliot Paul, who also happens to be seeing Hugo's mother.


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9780312181383 9780312181383, Paperback, Griffin, 1998

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9780312299903 9780312299903, Paperback, St Martins Pr, 2001

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9780312146894 9780312146894, Hardcover, St Martins Pr, 1996

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Publisher Notes

From the outside, Hugo wouldn't strike anyone as remarkable. In fact, he is much the same as any other sixteen-year-old in South Beach, Miami. He lives with his single mother, hangs out with his best friend, spends time at the beach, is secretly seeing someone his mother definitely wouldn't approve of him seeing, and, while he finishes high school, he is working a part-time job to save money for college. But Hugo is anything but a typical sixteen-year-old. His part-time job is not at the local pizza place like he told his mother, but rather at a local gay club, where he works as a go-go boy. And the person he is seeing on the sly is a much older man, one Glenn Elliot Paul, whom Hugo met when he walked into his mother's real estate office. And to make it that much worse, Glenn is also dating Hugo's mother. In the coming year, Hugo will finally learn the truth behind long-held family secrets, brush up against a kind of fame and fortune, and carry on an increasingly difficult affair with his mother's boyfriend. Not wanting to hurt his mother, and equally unwilling to give up Glenn, Hugo is about to experience his best, his worst, and definitely his strangest year.

Media Reviews

"If the classic groundings for the novel are character and plot, and if the pivot of the gay novel is experience, Leddick can claim undisputed mastery of that crucial triad...Gay fiction of a high order: Insightful, funny, prickly, opinionated, knowing, lovely, and sad."

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