Thought to be an urban legend, see how a simple pen impacts the lives of average people like you and me. Nobody knows the origins, but stories exist going back decades of this elusive pen.
Meet Crystal. She's a schoolteacher who can't find work teaching since she lost her job when her school's student population dropped. Unable to find work as a teacher, she finds work in a women's clothing store. With a Masters Degree in Education and tens of thousands of dollars in student loans, she's forced to share an apartment with her friend Katie, who is equally down on her luck.
Only able to work for barely above minimum wage and skipping meals to make ends meet, these two women struggle to get back on their feet.
All that changes the day Crystal finds "The Lucky Pen".
Where did this pen come from? Why are there stories going back decades about it online?
Follow her journey as and see what affect the Lucky Pen has on her and her life.
Excerpt
"I was shocked. I was euphoric. I was at a loss for words. Nothing could have prepared me for this moment. Everything I had been told for the last several months had prepared me for life in a wheelchair. This changed that. This, this was everything to me."
Professional Reviews
I'm surprised with how much I was drawn in by this book
I have to say that the book The Lucky Pen surprised me in a very pleasant way. I actually did not expect it to be this good or to like it so much as to give it 5 ★s. I loved the characters and the story they were telling, I got so into this book that I did not want to put it down. I thought that this book was wonderfully written with an interesting plot, some good twists and turns and interesting character that I could connect with. I absolutely recommend this book to anyone who wants a fun, entertaining read!
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