Another great story in this series (though I'm still in love with the first Special Delivery the most). This one is about Mitch's unknown half-brother, Crescencio "Chenco" Ortiz. (Don't let the last name fool you--it used to be Tedsoe.) Their old man finally kicks the bucket and Chenco does everything he can to avoid his older brother while he's in town, fearing he's just like the old man. When the old man screws Chenco out of his home, he accidentally meets Steve Vance, a friend of Mitch's from way back in the day. At first he thinks Steve is in on some sick joke, but eventually Steve sways Chenco to at least meet Mitch, Sam, and Randy, and suddenly Chenco has the family he always wanted, and a possible love too, who understands his dual persona between Chenco and Caramela, his drag queen. Life is too good to be true for Chenco, who doesn't understand how all of this could be happening to him. 
 Steve has some baggage to take care of in the form of his old best friend, who went off the deep end some years earlier after Steve left for the military. Steve thinks it's his fault Gordy turned out that way because he left him behind, and Gordy is happy to be selfish and let him. Now that Steve's found Chenco and doesn't want to let him go, Steve is going to have to figure out how to fix his baggage, or finally let Gordy go. (It's a really good thing Randy stacked his deck, because Steve needs all the help he can get. He's nearly as damaged as Gordy is.) 
 This story is on the kinkier side for Cullinan, including a water sports scene, and a couple of sharps/edge scenes (needles). For those looking for the parable of the cards (which didn't actually get brought up, much to my surprise), Chenco is something of an ace (no, he's not a "queen", stop that!)--he wants to be taken care of most of the time, but he's willing to stand up when it counts. He's definitely a switch between dom and sub (though he had no clue.) And Steve is... difficult to read because of the extensive damage he's working through. He's mostly on top, the Dom's dom, except when he's broken by Gordy. Chenco mostly shores him up at those points, when Steve lets him. 
 It takes place half in the Rio Grande Valley (RGV) and half in Vegas. 
 An excellent continuation of the story. I don't know if there will be any more, but I can never read enough about Mitch and his "slut-bunny husband". =) 
 Oh. The story ends at 93% of the ebook. The rest is excerpts from other stories. (One of the few things I rather despise about Samhain books.)