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

He let Goose pet him, even before he took the jerky treat. When my beloved sat down, right on the yellow line up the middle of the highway, the little pig crawled up into his lap.


“He seems to be domesticated,” I said.


I raised my hand. “Me. And can you get out of the road, please?”


Goose rose with a sexy grunt. At my side, he cradled his head into my neck. “Okay, snuggle pig.” Then, he kissed me there. “Now, what do we do with this precious little oinker?”


“Hmm.” Wilbur was agitated, agitated or curious. “We don’t know him, Wilbur,” I explained. “Introducing the two of you would not be wise.”


“A vet?” Goose asked. “Like, maybe, see if someone is missing him or her?” Goose held the pig in the air and checked under the hood, so to speak. His reward or punishment for doing so was a series of very loud squeals that echoed off the green hills all around us.


Chapter 24