It is Spring 2001, and Casey Frye, a young, small-town police officer, who is engaged to be married, has just discovered that he has testicular cancer. His doctor, however, thinks he is a perfect candidate for a new experimental procedure--a testicular transplant. The key is the donor--the most likely match being his father. That is, until his mother drops the bomb that the man that Casey and everyone else thought was his dad was not his biological father. There had been a brief, tempestuous affair, and all she can offer Casey is his true father's name. When Casey goes searching for the stranger whom he will try to talk out of one of his testicles, he discovers that he is searching for a man with more secrets than Casey may have time to unravel. From the bikinied beaches of Key West to the lights of Broadway, BALL(s) is a classic tale of self-discovery with both outrageously funny and darkly sinister twists and turns through the backstreets of sex, lies, and crime scene tapes. It is "identity" and "crisis" as the two words have never played together before.