Luther T. Farrell's wallet is packed with cash, credit cards, and a fake driver's license, but it all comes at a heavy price. The 15-year-old is a slave to his mother's (the Sarge) slum rental and group home empire. Dealing with this ruthless businesswoman and single-handedly running a group home, Luther works to break free. Michael Boatman is a stellar match for this excellent YA novel. He makes Luther likable, the men in the group home lovable, and the Sarge a fascinating and chilling character study. Boatman's rich narration fluctuates from hip to crotchety to cruel with true feeling. This gem will stay in listeners' hearts long after the last track is played. J.M.S. © AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine [Published: OCT/ NOV 06]
Trade Ed. • Listening Library • 2004
CS ISBN 1400090350 $26.00 • Four cassettes
CD ISBN 1400090970 $30.00 • Five CDs
DD ISBN $18.20
Library Ed. • Listening Library • 2004
CS ISBN 1400090369 $35.00 • Four cassettes
CD ISBN 1400094844 $45.00 • Five CDs
Trade Ed. • Listening Library • 2004
CS ISBN 1400090350 $26.00 • Four cassettes
CD ISBN 1400090970 $30.00 • Five CDs
DD ISBN $18.20
Library Ed. • Listening Library • 2004
CS ISBN 1400090369 $35.00 • Four cassettes
CD ISBN 1400094844 $45.00 • Five CDs
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