Hawaiian Christmas Misadventures
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Hawaiian Christmas Misadventures
Narrated by:
Christy Williamson
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Narrated by:
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Christy Williamson
About this listen
Stacey, a happily married 38-year-old hidden poet, is abandoned for Christmas by her husband, who chooses to stay in wintry Chicago rather than join her and her colleagues in tropical Hawaii.
Kevin, Stacey's best friend, has trouble attracting women who can't see past his chipmunk cheeks. He manages to catch the eye of the most attractive woman in the office using trickery.
Christine, a fit and gorgeous accountant, isn't that interested in dating men until a poem wins her heart. But who wrote it?
Join them in gorgeous, palm-tree-filled Hawaii and find out who loves who.
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