The One Decent Thing
Santa Rafaela, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Chris Chambers
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Written by:
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Eliot Grayson
About this listen
Everyone says kindness costs nothing. It's a lie. Kindness can cost you everything.
Sebastian
The only decent thing my high school bully ever did for me got him sent to prison. Aidan was a jerk, but he saved me from making the worst mistake of my life, and in return, my parents ruined him. Now that he's out, I'm determined to make amends. No matter what he needs, no matter how long it takes, I will make it all up to him. But first I'll have to figure out how to hide my attraction to my sexy, confusing new roommate.
Aidan
Saving him cost me everything. I have nothing and no one—except Sebastian. He's determined to make good on a debt I never asked him to repay. He's offering me money, a place to stay, and help adjusting to life on the outside. But all I'm really wondering is . . . who can save Sebastian from me—the desperate bisexual ex-con who probably wants more from him than he's willing to give?
Contains mature themes.
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- Christine Howard
- 2024-01-03
Great start to the series
This book was pretty good. The narrator did a good job and the author did a good job of building up the characters and building up their story. 
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- Annie
- 2024-04-18
A jailed teen is helped by the teen he went to jail for
Two teens are gaslit and punished by power hungry adults in a small town. Following his release from jail, Aiden is picked up by the person he was accused of kidnapping. They barely know each other but their lives were inextricably linked one night. Although they appear as stereotypes - the “hardened felon” and the “young man with panic attacks and hang ups” - they learn and grow together to show their strength and vulnerability in order to find connection.
The single narrator does a decent job with the different voices.
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