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- ISBN8232299798
- EAN9798232299798
- Date de parution14/02/2026
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- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
Leticia Nadal is a powerhouse professional with some of her biggest contracts coming in during the holidays, and this year is no different with her being commissioned by the Mayor's Office to coordinate a Christmas Masquerade Party for the City's social and political elite. Everything is going smoothly and according to her meticulously planned out schedule, until one of her Contractors quits without notice two weeks before the big event.
Thankfully, a replacement comes in to hopefully finish the job on time, however, Leticia feels uneasy entrusting what is possibly the biggest event of her career in the hands of someone brand new. That nervousness increases when the replacement turns out to be none other than Dominic "Domino" Ballantyne - an unbelievable ghost from many Christmases past who sends her mind into a tailspin. Is Dominic still the same neighborhood bad boy who misbehaved and shirked responsibility every chance he got? Or has time made him mature as much as it's made him age like fine wine?
Thankfully, a replacement comes in to hopefully finish the job on time, however, Leticia feels uneasy entrusting what is possibly the biggest event of her career in the hands of someone brand new. That nervousness increases when the replacement turns out to be none other than Dominic "Domino" Ballantyne - an unbelievable ghost from many Christmases past who sends her mind into a tailspin. Is Dominic still the same neighborhood bad boy who misbehaved and shirked responsibility every chance he got? Or has time made him mature as much as it's made him age like fine wine?