You Should Be So Lucky

New York, 1960: dreamy, guarded newspaper photographer Mark Bailey isn't looking for love—especially not with the charming, all-American shortstop Eddie O’Leary. But when an injury sidelines Eddie’s career and throws the two into each other's orbits, friendship starts to turn into something deeper. As their connection grows, both men must navigate grief, reinvention, and the quiet thrill of something real in a world that insists they keep it hidden. Warm, romantic, and full of soft humor, You Should Be So Lucky is a story of second chances and unexpected belonging.

~ Included for its tender, affirming depiction of queer love, masculinity, and healing in mid-century America. A deeply romantic historical that radiates heart and hope. ~