On a first-class flight, Bruce encounters a service dog that’s only slightly less annoying than the woman who owns it. What no one realizes is that, thanks to a monkey bite, the dog is now a vector for a plague that will soon sweep the planet.<br><br>A sexy, young flight attendant named Burk offers to help Bruce home and to stay with him while on break. Burk organizes Bruce’s home for survival as they watch civilization begin to fall apart. Slowly, they collect others in need, including a young transman. When they hear cathedral bells calling the survivors to come together, they all pitch in to help.<br><br>Can love bloom amidst the apocalyptic death and destruction?

Blue Plague: The Great Silence

Phil shuddered, smiled up at me, and said, “My dear, we’ll always have Paris.”


Of course, you know that cracked me up. I was still laughing as we stood up, and Finn and Burk came running back into the office. Burk’s face when he saw he holding Phil was a mix of shock, anger, fear, and softness. I had to look away.


Phil shook himself to stop shaking, I swear that’s what he did. Then he stood taller and said, “I’ll go check on my house guests, A.K.A. Grandma and…fuck it, Phil Junior. No, wait, Helga and Hans.”


I caught his gaze and grinned. He made a face I can’t describe, but went to check on them anyway.


Finn said meekly, “Didn’t Edgar Allan Poe write a poem about bells?”


Chapter 19