Cockblocked By Jesus
by Daniel Kroker
Talon likes a girl but can’t talk to her. Enter his father, Daniel, who recreates the story of a shallow,
fast talking youth in the nineties that fell for the forbidden girl he couldn't be with, but must pursue.
Follow one teen's struggle to overcome bullies, boyfriends, angry exes, social obscurity, a complete lack of
understanding of love and the opposite sex, as well as the growing divide between himself, home and a
cockblocking Christian conscience.
Cockblocked by Jesus is an adult take on traditional teen romantic comedy that will make you laugh, and cry,
as you root for the unlikely underdog. Recommended for adults, it is a story that is relatable by anyone who
struggled with overbearing parents, religion or unpopularity, while giving an uncomfortably honest insight into
the mechanics of the teen male mind.
Book Title: Cockblocked by Jesus
Author: Daniel Kroker
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Language: English
Publisher: MoshPit Publishing
Publication Date: 27 Oct 2014
Paperback: 221 pages
Item Weight: 11.7 ounces
Dimensions: 6 x 0.56 x 9 inches
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"An honest story of teenage love woes."
Angela Farley [Amazon review]
Cringed as much as I laughed! An honest story of teenage love woes.
"It really does feel like you're reading your best friends diary"
Ms Chelsey R Meighan [Amazon review]
I didn't know what to expect when I read this book, but I did find it a bit awkward and personal. It really does feel like you're reading
your best friends diary. That's what I mean by awkward.
To me, it's a coming of age book. A sex talk between father and son, but not just sex, how to deal with relationships with the opposite sex,
both platonic and otherwise. Upfront and extremely well written. You can nearly smell the teenage boy sweat and literally feel his angst. This
came from the author's diaries and you really can see, in your mind's eye, a teenage boy, writing furiously, whilst hearing the music of the
time blaring. I hope this isn't the last I hear from this author.
"A hilarious "Coming of Age" book about Aussie boys... A treat to read."
Scott Couzens [Amazon review]
I didn't know what to expect when I read this book, but I did find it a bit awkward and personal. It really does feel like you're reading
your best friends diary. That's what I mean by awkward.
To me, it's a coming of age book. A sex talk between father and son, but not just sex, how to deal with relationships with the opposite sex,
both platonic and otherwise. Upfront and extremely well written. You can nearly smell the teenage boy sweat and literally feel his angst. This
came from the author's diaries and you really can see, in your mind's eye, a teenage boy, writing furiously, whilst hearing the music of the
time blaring. I hope this isn't the last I hear from this author.
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