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

Back at the house, I automatically pulled my key ring out and pressed the garage door opener. It didn’t open. I stared at it, back at the key ring, and said, “Right. I meant to do that.” I manhandled the door open, and we hauled the cart in, even though there was barely room.


Miranda climbed down, her dolls under one arm, and said, “This is like a stable for cars. I like horses better. Do you have a horse?”


“If I do, it’s up in the attic. It’s small, but your babies could use it. Also, there’s my sister’s old dollhouse up there. I’ll get it for you later.” I thought I saw Great-Grandma’s old wind-up Victrola up there, too. And old 78 RPM records.


Finn would have his music, live at the church, and here as well. Which reminded me, I had no idea when anyone’s birthday was. Heck, I didn’t even know today’s date. I knew it was Friday, the first full week in May, and that was it. Did it matter?


Chapter 24