His father, the mayor, had cared more about re-election. Donny suddenly finds himself homeless, and on the street with a few dollars to his name. Face first in a gutter, after drowning his sorrows in cheap booze and cheaper sex, Donny is saved by Officer Peter Parker, a straight laced, by the book man who is everything that Donny wasn’t.At first, Donny tries to use him, just as he had used everyone else in his life, but he soon discovers that he has feelings for Peter. To win Peter’s love, Donny believes that he can change, that he can learn to be the man that Peter deserves. There are obstacles to his goal, though, life itself trying to trip him up and make him revert back to the selfish man that he used to be and a father who will stop at nothing to remove a son who is still too much of an embarrassment. This is a work of fiction. All the characters and events portrayed in this novel are either fictitious or are used fictitiously.Taking In Strays Copyright © 2012 by Della BoyntonCover illustration by Scarlet Tie Designs: Zathyn Priest copyright © 2012Edited by Gay ShermanISBN#978-0-9744160-9-0All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof, in any form.Published by Bon Publishing Companyin association with Produx House, Corp.P.
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