Bob Hanna

The story revolves around George Wayne, a thirty-something playboy who lives without responsibilities thanks to a fortune inherited from his father, and spends his time enjoying his empty life. He accidentally meets Mark Steven, a twelve-year-old boy who is bullied for being different and lives with his depressed mother Linda. Despite their different personalities, they develop an unlikely friendship, with George helping Mark integrate into society, while Mark pushes George to become a more mature and responsible person.
The novel sheds light on maturity, friendship, and family relationships in an enjoyable style that blends comedy and drama