by Lucius Parhelion
Post World War Two finds Laguna Beach in its heyday as an artists'
colony. Tony runs his uncles' Grocery store in the town where a man of
his bent can hide among the eccentrics who call the place home,
including his Aunt Cora, who's in charge of this year's Pageant, where
denizens of Laguna Beach recreate great art.
Tony's carefully laid out life is about to take a hit from old army
buddy Ben, who comes and stay while he sorts out his life. Tony doesn't
have a problem helping out an old friend, but this particular old friend
comes with pitfalls. Ben is Tony's type, and always has been. When Tony
and Ben are asked to participate in the Pageant, they're thrown into
each other's arms, literally. Will Tony be able to keep Ben in the dark
about his 'lavender' tendencies, or will Ben himself have a few
confessions that are sure to knock Tony for a loop?
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