Trapezoid

About the Book

Desmond Chevalier, a straight New Orleans attorney, takes and wins as his first case the cause of a young male hooker. He goes against the establishment: the police department, the DA’s office, and the City of New Orleans. After being falsely arrested, Rod had been sexually assaulted repeatedly by two police officers and an assistant district attorney. Rod becomes his assistant, and the two become partners, winning impressive and large verdicts for three other molested male hookers and a friend of Rod’s, who was injured by a truck driver in the Quarter. Susande Gilfoy, much more woman than most all others, captivates Des. Rod has a very tough time dealing with it. She marries for the fifth time a member of the Mafia who holds her prisoner, and they rescue her. Husband number 5 is executed by the Mafia, and the three live happily ever after together with his billions in off-shore accounts. Susande, megawoman, has taught Rod the joys of being with the right female. He vows to become straight for part of the time and says he will have to be into same sex some of the other time. It’s whimsical and light.

About the Author

Doug attended Ole Miss, where he was president of the student body and a member of ODK and Hall of Fame. After law school, he practiced law and ventured into numerous businesses involving communications and recycling in over forty states and worldwide. As a member of Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity, he learned the meaning of a Mississippi guy “raising cane,” and he is presently doing so with his wife, son, and friends in La Jolla, California. He was chosen as the Outstanding Young Man of Mississippi and served twelve years in the Mississippi legislature.