Goose and Patrick are getting married! One year after their courtship began, months after facing death, the family is expanding, and the pair can’t wait to exchange vows, happy to have the legal right to do so, when others did not. Wedding plans ensue, but all is not well.<br><br>For starters, Jefferson and Daniel are still separated, stranded on Earth as other people. As Patrick deals with the physical and mental aftereffects of his attack, Goose becomes obsessed with reuniting his favorite pair of angels. As if that wasn’t enough, more ghosts begin to appear to Goose and Patrick, setting off a new mystery both become consumed with solving.<br><br>Who are these spirits desperate for contact? How do they tie back to Jefferson and Daniel, and will Goose and Patrick be able to bring that pair back together? Will the wedding go on if they can’t?

Ghosts of Honor

“Trick or treat?” I asked, closing the door to hide the treasure.


I grabbed a small pack of buttery crackers and held them out for him. “The Cracker Line is open! Full rations, boys.”


With those and apple juice, we got comfortable, as comfortable as we could sopping wet, while the wind whipped outside, and debris smacked and scraped across the small casement windows.


When Goose snuggled into me, I wrapped my arms around him, and we fed each other crackers. Once the tiny bag was empty, far too quickly as far as I was concerned, I wondered how many we could polish off between us.


“Let’s open the gift.” Goose had other things on his mind.


“I don’t think so.” He was already working the ribbon down over one end. “She said it was a little something extra.” Like a six-year-old on a different kiddie holiday, Goose made quick work of the paper, and then handed the box to me. “We share everything, now. You open it.”


Chapter 9