Danny Fenton is in a coma. It was Jazz's turn to guard the portal, but she'd failed. She'd let a ghost through, based on nothing other than the heartfelt feeling that the ghost was being sincere. So what is she doing considering letting a second one through? Her compassion might well give her the first lead she's seen in over two years, but it's also going to cause some problems...

Danny isn't sure he'll ever understand why he was kicked out of heaven, but with mortal friends as perfect as his did it really matter that he was all alone now? It seems Amity Park needs him more than his old home, because things are starting to wake up that were better left asleep. And maybe- just maybe- the Angel isn't as alone as he thinks.

All hell breaks loose when Lancer thinks he's been overshadowed and enlists young Danny Fenton to help him in any way he can, particularly before the boy's parents try to get involved. But this ghost isn't going to budge even if it wants to, and Danny finds his secret once again at risk while trying to remove it...

Danny Fenton hadn't always been a ghost. When he was young, he wanted to learn to fly beside the stars.

Apart from a pony, a log cabin in the woods and the war, most of Jack's childhood is a mystery! Occuring right after The Million Dollar Ghost's ending, Danny, in an attempt to learn more about his father, convinces him to share a little of his and Vlad's escapades as children, and, how Jack even became a ghost hunter in the first place.