Little Blue Whistle

The story follows Robert Ashcroft, a retired car salesman, as he grapples with the revelation that his thirty-year-old son, Paul, is gay just days before Thanksgiving. As Robert and his wife, Veronica, prepare for the visit from Paul and his boyfriend, the narrative explores themes of acceptance, familial bonds, and personal growth. Through a blend of dreams and memories, the book offers a poignant and humorous insight into the evolving dynamics between fathers and sons in contemporary society.