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35 pages, ebook
First published April 9, 2013
“She’s not going anywhere until you explain yourself!” snarled Arturo, grabbing Fran by the arm as she started to step forward. He froze half a heartbeat later, going pale as he realized what he had just done. As for Fran, she looked curiously down at the fingers that were wrapped around herbicep.
“How many of those did you want to keep?” she asked. “In the range of zero to two, I mean. Anything more than that would be greedy.”
By the time she made it around the bed, he was already scrambling down the rocky bank toward the water, where three hunched-over shapes were in the process of dragging what looked like a hog-tied man toward the water.
"Best honeymoon ever," she said, and charged down the bank after him.
It's too, too accurate a picture of life in the Healy family as supernatural issues follow the young Healy couple to Chicago, and Fran reckons Jonathan arranged this particular adventure to keep her from being bored, lol."'Why did I marry you again?'
'To be honest, Fran, I have no idea. But I am thankful every single day that you did.'"
Justice is served at the end, albeit a bit messily. It's Jonathan's reasoning that makes the conclusion a pip."'Aren't you supposed to be showin' me Chicago right about now?'
'Yes. This hotel room is in Chicago. If you look outside the window, you will see even more Chicago. I have thus shown you Chicago. Now come back to bed.'"