Cash and Carrey

<p>High school jock Cash Hamilton has almost everything: he’s tall handsome a star football player and beloved by all the girls. The one thing he hasn’t got is his namesake: Cash is dead broke. But a rich novelty manufacturer has a way out – all Cash has to do is date his hated school rival brainiac Stu Carrey.</p><p>Add to his problems an amorous snake a New Age swami an angry not-so-ex girlfriend and a room of wombats and you get a complete picture of dating in The Modern Age.</p><p><em>Cash and Carrey</em> is the first adult romcom by Bob Madison author of the acclaimed young adult novel <em>Spiked!</em></p><p>Gay for pay has never been so much fun—or so dangerous.</p><p> </p><p>“Cash Hamilton the hero of Bob Madison’s new novel is a 21st-century South-California Bertie Wooster. His special friend Stu Carrey is the son of a tycoon who manufactures gags and novelties--joy buzzers whoopee cushions wind-up plastic penises and such. Cash isn’t as genteel as Bertie or as gentle but he still gains entrée into some of the stately homes of Orange County.  He’s a witty and surprisingly likeable narrator and his prose is as well-stocked with laugh-getters as Mr. Carrey’s warehouse. <em>Cash and Carrey</em> is outrageous and extremely silly.  It’s also as sweet as it is funny.”</p><p><strong>- Christopher Miller award-winning author of <em>The Cardboard Universe</em> <em>Sudden Noises from Inanimate Objects</em> and <em>American Cornball</em>.</strong></p><p>“If Dobie Gillis and Groucho Marx had a son it would be Bob Madison.  Funny silly and funny.”</p><p><strong>- Nick Santa Maria comedian/author</strong></p>