Half Empty

<p>As a teenager Lincoln Woodhouse was thrown out of his</p><p>home an isolated farm in Norfolk for being gay. Life could</p><p>have gone very badly for a young uneducated boy not used to</p><p>the ways of the outside world. Luckily for him he was saved</p><p>by two incredible people a social worker who found him a</p><p>school and a place to live and her brother who taught him all</p><p>he knew about working with wood.</p><p></p><p>Sixteen years later Linc has a successful business and many</p><p>good friends but he longs for more. One day he receives a call</p><p>about a job unlike any he's done before. The beautiful voice on</p><p>the end of the phone stirs something within him. A few days</p><p>later Linc discovers that the man who opens the door is every</p><p>bit as attractive as the voice.</p><p>David Rallison was adopted at the age of three into a</p><p>happy family who helped him to deal with the other issues in</p><p>his life. David has two great loves-books and cats. He loves</p><p>running the local library and also fosters kittens but hasn't yet</p><p>found someone special to share his life. Could the person on</p><p>his doorstep be that man?</p><p></p><p><em>Book One of the Finding Family trilogy follows Linc and</em></p><p><em>David from their first meeting to their discovering more about</em></p><p><em>each other. But as they begin to build a relationship echoes of</em></p><p><em>the past are always there ready to destroy possible hopes of a</em></p><p><em>future together.</em></p>