Chapter 11
Terry Peerce was a sell-out in Albuquerque. His triumph was created by good advance publicity, the fact that his record had climbed to number two in the nation, and that he had signed to do a TV special with other young singers in the new season.
Terry and Ron had taken a trip to Hollywood one day. It had been very simple. The producer of the TV show talked to Terry, interviewed him, told him nothing was definite, but invited Terry and Ron to his house for dinner that night. He was a nice guy, good-looking, in his thirties, a bachelor ...
Ron had gone back to the hotel, but Terry stayed in the man's bed-and got the job. He'd been good, as good as he could possibly be. It was easy, in fact-all he had to do was lie there with his legs spread, and he enjoyed it. Ron felt a pa
