Head Above Water by E.M. Leya

After losing everything he’d ever worked for, Tony fell into a depression that ended up with him living on the streets, trying to survive. He’s tired and wants a chance to make a new life for himself, but that isn’t easy when you’re starting with nothing more than the clothes on your back.
Ozzy is living life, going through the motions, but he’s never found happiness. With a father who demands so much, he’s never been enough for someone. He simply wants someone to accept him for who he is.
When the two men come together to save a small child, they find they have a lot in common. The friendship is instant, and Ozzy wants to be the one to help Tony find his way off the streets. It doesn’t take long for feelings to form, and even though there is a large age difference, Tony doesn’t care. He’s finally found someone who understands him, who sees who he is on the inside, not what his life has become.
Tony and Ozzy find something neither of them expected, but both of them desire. Just when it looks as if their lives are coming together, everything falls apart in ways they never expected. Faced with losing everything they’d worked for they must fight to see if the heart remembers what the mind cannot.