Retro Santa

a trip through time with an angelic reunion

By: Jan Vincent

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Frankie and Danny were lovers and they parted ways when Danny went to war. Always thinking of the other, they lived separate lives until they found each other again. But some human habits are just too hard to break and once again they lost each other. In death, this time.

Frankie
Lying in a hospital bed in a pearly white room after death, I was told that I was going to get a second chance. Not asked, but told that I had to make it up to Danny. Not that I didn’t want to, I want Danny back more than anything. He’s the reason I was given a second chance, or a third chance, actually, and I was going to take advantage of it.

It’s just that my angelic handler is a bit careless and has no clue how to give instructions. I’m positive they don’t know how to read a clock or a calendar. Or a map. I often feel like I’m just treading water and running the clock out and the last thing I want is for our clock to run out.
With the deadline looming, how am I ever going to reach my goal of reclaiming my love with Danny?

Danny
Life can be bumpy, but so can death. You think it’s easy coming back down to Earth to start all over again with absolutely nothing at all? I try to keep a positive attitude, after all I still have my music. I’ve always had music ever since Frankie and I were together for the very first time way back when. So I have everything I need to make a go of it another time, don’t I?
Except for answers. Try getting some of those out of your handler that make any sense. Confusion can lead to unusual adventures I’m sure are meant to keep us in line more than lead us in the right direction. But, hey, at least there’s love and that’s all Frankie and I have ever needed to find each other again.

Holiday MM romance with high heat, holiday magic, love, and a few odd challenges. HEA, no cliffhangers.

Virtual Voice

I couldn't stand listening to the mispronunciations of words by the virtual voice so I stopped listening. Doesn't have the same nuances as a human voice.