The night when Epifánia, a fifteen-year-old girl from a Hungarian village who apparently lived a normal life, eavesdrops on a conversation between her father and a mysterious man, her world is turned upside down. Unsettling truths about her identity unravel when she witnesses the man's murder which is nothing but the driving force that pushes her to follow her father to Moscow in an attempt to figure out who she really is and what the man she thought was her caring parent has been hiding from her all along. However, what was meant to be a search for truth turns into a race for survival when she's caught and forced to choose between two options - to train and become a Russian agent or die.

Divine Providence is one of the most mysterious concepts. Despite being familiar with it, Cecilia Løkkeberg realises she is yet to understand it fully when her life is turned upside down by an unforeseen event - her father ends up in the hospital in critical condition due to a car crash, just a few weeks after their return from Paris when he reveled to Cecilia the truth about her origins. Thus, Cecilia finds herself at the helm of her father's business, as she was the only one he trusted with the leadership of his life's work. Caught between the pressure of managing her brand new responsibility and her own troubles, Cecilia begins to suspect that her father's car crash might've been more than an accident and rather a carefully planned revenge scheme. When Laurent appears in Norway, Cecilia becomes aware that things are much more complicated than they seem. While trying to solve all the mysteries and dealing with the tasks given to her by her Augustinian mentor, Cecilia is also reminiscing about an old flame, while she finds herself slowly falling for the Swiss philosopher who continues believing she's worth saving.

The world is a realm of tribulations, evolving and changing constantly. Its history serves as a blueprint of humankind, but few receive the gift of discovering it fully. Cecilia grew up thinking she's just a quirky girl with a passion for art, struggling to fit the standards of her upper class Norwegian family. Or so she believes until an uncanny event throws her into a sea of confusion: an inner force she's unaware of shatters into pieces the vitrine containing her mother's prized porcelain collection. Guided by a burning desire for truth and a cranky Augustinian hermit, protecting the remaining goodness of humanity is what makes Cecilia embark on a quest to eradicate all the darkness she comes across. As she tries to understand herself and her nature while carrying out the tasks she receives from her mentor, hidden truths begin to unravel and her eyes open to a new reality - a world dominated by dark forces and the occult. Brought to Paris by an apparently easy mission she's faced with yet another strange encounter when a mythical creature chases her down a street. While trying to decipher the origin of the evil snail, she's thrown into a series of increasingly challenging situations. The aspects she discovers regarding her genealogy and the presence of a mysterious stranger make Cecilia realize that her task won't be so easy to fulfill, especially when the alliances she's forced to form blur out the border between good and evil. Will she choose to follow the teachings she received and fulfill her purpose or will she get lured into the abyss of temptation?

Nineteen-year-old Elin Solak is a person full of contradictions. They're present within her as a result of her troublesome past, and keep following her all throughout her new nursing job which doesn't turn out to be what she initially expected. Torn between fulfilling her duty as a fighter against the dark forces of a parallel world and her mundane career, she embarks on a tumultuous journey towards finding answers to the dilemmas that plague her mind. Her final destination may be unknown, but on the course of her trials one aspect remains clear - the only thing that matters while navigating the storms of life is preserving your humanity.

Life is the most unpredictable game that one can play. Elin Solak and Alwin von Reibnitz learned that the hard way. She seeks to eradicate the shadows that threaten to extinguish the already diminishing light of the world. He wants to find meaning in the darkest side of humanity. But what happens when the two, naturally deemed to be enemies simply by belonging to opposing factions, end up crossing paths? A mental clash that neither of them was truly prepared for occurs when Elin is tasked with destroying the biggest project that Alwin had ever been a part of. Little by little, they become aware that each is the other one's hunter as well as the prey. What sets the tone for the rhythm of their game is actually a mutual realization - only one of them can make it out alive.

Sent away on a journey meant to serve as the gateway to his spiritual enlightenment, Franjo is forced to put behind him all he's ever known and loved. Being given an opportunity to ascend to the heights of occult knowledge is no easy feat, and those who have entrusted it to him expect nothing but obedience as the answer to such a call. What Franjo is yet to discover, however, is the magnitude of the battle that he's about to fight, both internally and externally. Light and darkness, cruelty and mercy, power and weakness are only a few of the weights that his scale of reason will be forced to learn how to weigh. The border between the natural and the supernatural is stretched thin, and a multitude of threats begin to chase him at every step, seemingly awaiting his demise. Each passing day could be his last, because such a task only accepts one verdict - success. Will Franjo make it back home? And if such a miracle occurs, will he ever be the same?

Somewhere in the Moroccan desert, Gunde is left to die. Forsaken and wounded, she has nothing else but an eagle who quickly befriends her and the solace of her memories. Back to her tumultuous life in between a Berlin divided by the Cold War, looking for her half-sister and trying to fulfill her father's last wish, Gunde is caught up in a series of peculiar events that not only will change her life forever, but will also shed light on the things that have been hidden from her. While trying to untangle the complicated secrets floating around her family and fighting the hard gift passed down on her bloodline, Gunde also has to keep up with the appearances of the normal world, where she's trying to blend in while working in a record store in what is considered to be the beginnings of the Berlin techno scene. A story about finding God even in the worst circumstances, never losing hope, complicated legacies, history, and the music scene that shaped the face of Berlin forever.

Eighteen-year-old Hilda is dragged out of her world by Kate, a chaotic girl who appears on the Swedish island where she lived secluded from humanity for her entire life. Thrown in the heart of civilization, in the middle of crowded Amsterdam, and while learning to become an intelligence service agent as her grandfather wanted, Hilda starts to discover the pieces which compose the puzzle of her life and actual purpose. All these while experiencing the first feelings of love when she looks up to Kate, her mentor, who ends up guiding her in more ways than she ever thought she would. On the other side, Kate has had a completely different journey. A lifelong alcoholic turned secret agent at only seventeen along with her classmate and best friend, Iolanda, she's trying to make the best out of every day, holding onto small things that give her the power to go on. With her contagious sense of humor and a talent to always get in trouble, she manages to make Hilda's life better while being dominated by the same attraction towards the wild girl that she now has to educate. Both of them get into various situations and try to solve the missions that they receive from Harold, the mysterious leader of their small group in whom Hilda was advised by her grandfather to put her full trust in. A story about genuine friendship, the power to go on, and how many forms true love can actually take.