The Boy in the Window

The Boy In The Window is a love story, one of coming of age, of sex if slightly spoken, of an age where money enabled people to overlook the hardships of others, to dismiss those around us and not notice what might be known to others. We know that gay men dressed as women as long as can be remembered, only in this time setting, one might not mention it to anyone, it was not polite. Love. We all search for it; it comes in many forms, shapes and sizes and more often than not, we don't...
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The Boy In The Window is a love story, one of coming of age, of sex if slightly spoken, of an age where money enabled people to overlook the hardships of others, to dismiss those around us and not notice what might be known to others. We know that gay men dressed as women as long as can be remembered, only in this time setting, one might not mention it to anyone, it was not polite. Love. We all search for it; it comes in many forms, shapes and sizes and more often than not, we don't recognized it when we see it. More often than not, we pass it by searching for it while it waited for us to call. Here is the love story of a young man searching for love, finding it, then having it taken from him by his own stupidity. Boy finds boy, boy finds love, boy loses everything. Will he get it back? Will the man of his dreams forgive him? Can love really over come anything? Find out in "The Boy in the Window."Book Notes & References* I hold all copyrights for this unique book.* This is a unique revision.* New unique characters created by Arius De Winter and Frederick Morris include: Philip Morris, Blackwood, Fairmont Academy, Mr. Roberts the Lawyer, Mr. Thompson (visiting Lawyer) Mr. Franklin, Lyle, Arlington House, Brice (the butler), Richard Thompson.* A unique translation of The New Content addressed above, has been translated into German, by Frederick Morris, March 2012.* This book provides New Content provided in 2 languages (English and German) translated by Frederick Morris, June 2012* Edited by Lyle Doux 2013* The book has unique, hand-crafted additional content addressing historical reference both fictional and accurate, providing new, hand crafted content created by Frederick Morris, and Arius De Winter, March 2012.* This is a unique revision that includes gay characters, gay romance and event and is created for the gay market.* This book is unique, written for the Gay Community with gay characters, gay relationships and gay speak. * The Basis of this book comes from, The Gutenberg reference: http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Category:Bookshelf - The Ghost Girl by Henry De Vere Stacpoole 1918, and "Looking In The Darkness, by Arius De Winter - unpublished.