How might a ghost experience the sun moving across the sky, the rain, the sound of music? Find out today in the ghost drama, The Disconsolate.

Aislin doesn’t trust herself. Grief from her parents’ death keeps her in the past, and when her relationship with James Athelstan fades away, isolation and depression overwhelm her.

Then James dies, and when his ghost comes back to haunt her, their love rekindles. Confusion arises when his brother can see his ghost, but his widow cannot.

James’ fatal work accident hides an unsuspected truth and they all must pledge to protect the secret that could destroy their family....

Silence does not equal forgiveness, and they must learn to accept fate. As everyone seeks help and healing in their unique ways, James gets closer to finding peace with the promise he made them keep. But will they be able to let him go?

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Text: Civil twilight became nautical twilight and then nautical twilight
became astronomical twilight, and I didn’t even know there were
so many twilights before you died. Nautical twilight took its last breath of sunlight
before the darkness swallowed the very last rays
and brought in the night.

Image: two different photos of twilight above the skies of Palm Springs, CA by Rob Sassor