Somehow, Nikan's romantic Sunday brunch with Alejo ends up as an entire day spent with a princess, an athlete, a brain, a basket case, and a criminal. When each presents a unique and difficult challenge to authority or learning, can Nikan and Alejo use the 1980s movies Nikan's Aunt Winnie raised him on to help?

How can Tootsie change the princess's mind about being her true self? Will the athlete benefit from a little Top Gun? What can Footloose teach the brain? How will Pretty in Pink bring out the best in the basket case?

And when Nikan, Alejo, and the criminal find themselves in dangerous pursuit of something valuable, will asking, "What would Indian Jones do?" save them?



David Connor has always wanted to be a daytime drama writer. His books are like soap operas in print, filled with intrigue, romance, comedy, and drama. His imagination refuses to shut off even when he sleeps. Many of David's plots and ideas come from nightly dreams and nightmares. He lives in upstate New York with a kitty cat named Molly and the spirits of several doggies and kitties who have passed on. David enjoys writing (of course), puttering in the garden, and naps for new story ideas.



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E.F. Mulder and her writing partner, David Connor, have always been soap opera fans. Living in a small New York town, they both turned their love of the genre to books and short stories with romantic, soap opera-ish themes. Nothing beats a cliffhanger, a twist, a good mystery, and maybe an evil twin.