When Noah Easton, traumatized and homeless, tries to pickpocket James Dale, he doesn't know precisely what he is getting involved in. He also didn't expect to be invited to dinner and learn about a new kind of family far different than the domestic disaster he called his own. When Noah arrives at the Dale household, he meets Mason Dale, James' husband, and their cub, Ian Richards, who Noah instantly calls "big bro." But can James, Mason, and Ian help Noah learn that there are many different forms of families and that they are more than willing to welcome him into their own?When Noah Easton, traumatized and homeless, tries to pickpocket James Dale, he doesn't know precisely what he is getting involved in. He also didn't expect to be invited to dinner and learn about a new kind of family far different than the domestic disaster he called his own. When Noah arrives at the Dale household, he meets Mason Dale, James' husband, and their cub, Ian Richards, who Noah instantly calls "big bro." But can James, Mason, and Ian help Noah learn that there are many different forms of families and that they are more than willing to welcome him into their own?
