When Peter Passenger's parents die, he becomes a man on a mission: a mission to find their killer, and a mission to find answers to those things his family has researched his entire life. But what secrets did his parents leave behind? <br><br>When the Mothman suddenly appears, Peter knows he must pursue him. Leaving everything important to him, Peter chases the Mothman and soon finds that a warning is not the only thing the Mothman wants to give him. <br><br>As Peter is confronted by demands of the legacy left by his parents, his love for a man who asks him to be someone else, and the seductive moves of the Mothman, he finds he must wrestle against his own desires and drives in ways he never thought he would.

Peter Passenger and the Mothman

Esteban was there, standing about twenty


feet behind me. His dark hair was thick and longer than I


remembered. My eyes skimmed over it appreciatively, and somewhere


in my mind, I remembered touching it. We looked at each other, and


the look somehow bridged the gap. Even from the distance, I noticed


the area around his eyes looked haggard and showed that he had not


slept much, but his dark eyes were bright and I could tell that he


was glad to see me. He wore a stylish suit and a London Fog that I


remembered my father picking out for him not so many Christmases


ago. He raised his hand to me and called my name again.


I smiled, and then I ran to him. I didn't


know how alone I had felt on the plane ride until I reached him. He


grabbed me and pulled me close. I let my face fall onto his


shoulder. I enjoyed the feel of his arms surrounding me and pulling


me in. We stood there for a moment, both silent, breathing into


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