Suburban Hustler: Stories of a Hi-Tech Callboy

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Summary: Simply Wonderful
Review: Surburban Hustler by Aaron Lawrence is an interesting read if I must say so myself. This book brought out a lot of different emotions for myself. From an anxious feeling for his first times at escorting to an angry feeling for the relationship between boyfriends. I learned a lot about him through his book. I can honestly say that he is a guy with a big heart as well as a big you know what.(Yep..I admit it..I am a size queen) I definately recommend this quirky yet intriguing read that has an interest in the business of escorting or just an interest in Aaron.

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Summary: Nice Try Though
Review: This book seems to take a new and honest approach to escorting. I found it delightful and have read it three timesd and each time I have discovered something I missed in the past. There are not the negatives I have found in similar books and Aaron seems to be sincere in the service he is rendering. I hope that he will write more stories in the future. I would be first in line to buy them

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Summary: Refreshing and entertaining
Review: This book seems to take a new and honest approach to escorting. I found it delightful and have read it three timesd and each time I have discovered something I missed in the past. There are not the negatives I have found in similar books and Aaron seems to be sincere in the service he is rendering. I hope that he will write more stories in the future. I would be first in line to buy them

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Summary: Incredible!!!
Review: This is an incredible book! I really love it. At times I feel for Aaron. He lives such a dangerous life. Being an escort especially in a gay world is not an easy life. He gives vivid accounts of his customer outings. You can't help but laugh and cry and root for this guy all at the same time if you know what I mean. I highly recommend this book to all my gay friends.

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Summary: High-school level drivel
Review: This is the classic example of lots of hype and little substance. The subject is treated superficially and, although somewhat interesting from a homoerotic perspective, it never goes anywhere, except around and around the author's own self-centered world.

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Summary: Wonderbread and Nonalcoholic Beer
Review: With this book, Aaron Lawrence manages to turn a sizzling subject into something as yawn-inducingly dull as...his nom de plume. In "Suburban Hustler," the emphasis is decidedly on "suburban." Anyone hoping for anything edgy, weird, outrageous or even vaguely original will be sorely disappointed. If male prostitution were available in a New Jersey strip mall store called "Hustlers 'n Stuff," it would be this book.