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Growing up is never easy, especially for a teen who has no father. Fatherless teens are always lost.
Keeping that in mind, Hank Davis searches for the son he never knew, the son who had been born in that shattered republic of Vietnam, so long ago.
SON ON A LEASH is the story of how Hank looks for and finally finds his son, helped along the way by Richie, a teen who has come to love Hank, almost as if the man were his father, too.
They find Hank’s son living a wild life of pain and pleasure in a club down on the Gulf, and it is a shocking realization to Hank that his son, even without a father for a model, has grown up just like him.
SON ON A LEASH chronicles a journey of self-discovery as well as the discovery of relationships. It is a shocking sojourn through the inner landscape of the mind as well as one through the pleasures of the flesh. It will shock some, please others, but it will not leave any reader untouched.
Hank Davis opened the envelope and sat on the front steps of his porch. He was a hefty guy, all muscle, trim from his combat days in Vietnam. He was like a Nordic God, and didn’t mind when men looked at him with desire in their eyes. His tastes ran to young men who could be trained as slaves. The envelope contained a short letter and photograph. The letter was from a source that was trying to trace the American fathers of Vietnamese teens. He thought he’d located Hank’s son. The picture was of the teen. His name was Vong, and the man had fathered him just as the mad scramble to get out of the country was going on. He’d been drunk and slept with a woman. He hardly remembered the fucking.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.