Craig "Kaz" Kazynski purchases the yacht of his dreams, then cons his six close friends in helping him sail it from Annapolis, Maryland back to Sausalito, California. A seemingly fun vacation the six men soon realize they may have bit off more than they can chew in dealing with thieves, drug dealers, kooks and each other just trying to get the big boat from one side of the United States to the other. Unknown to them all, the boat is cursed and will now plague its new owner. Will they make it back to Sausalito?

After a harrowing trip trying to bring his 1958 Burger Motor yacht half way around the world to his little harbor in Sausalito California, Craig "Kaz" Kazynski and his crew find themselves traveling to South America at the demand of the FBI to locate the sunken yacht and find a briefcase hidden on board with valuable information inside. Join Kaz and his crazy crew as the adventure continues to find his seemingly cursed yacht and locate its priceless cargo in Part Two of this series

Craig "Kaz" Kazynski and his crew now find themselves at odds with each other in this third part of the series as the original owner of the Morgan LeFay suddenly files suit to re-gain ownership of the Yacht. Craig hires an attorney who also happens to be an old flame, putting his relationship with his crew and new fiancee Erene on the line. Is it time for the cursed ship to go?"

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