It's Your Lucky Holiday

David Connor, E.F. Mulder

Summary

Sequel to Change of Luck
Waz and Renny are finally together and ready to start their next chapter without fame getting in the way. A crowded house puts a damper on things, and the two hatch a plan to get rid of Jordan, Renny's houseguest who's overstayed his welcome. 
Jordan is a lot of things. He's a talented performer. He's loyal to Renny, and a cheerleader for Renny's nephew Sterling when he needs one. He's a mooch and an erotic Christmas card model. Is Jordan also a backstabber? 
When someone tips off the tabloids that once rich and famous Waz is living in a trailer park and doing manual labor, Jordan is the obvious suspect. Waz wants nothing to do with the notoriety and nothing more to do with Jordan, who he and Renny kick to the curb. Is Jordan the real culprit, or have Waz and Renny made a big mistake?

Available since: 12/09/2023.

Print length: 84 pages.

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