A little girl is frolicking through a field waiting for her mother. She waits, and waits, and waits, until past the sun has gone down. Where has her mother gone? Well, at least she does not have to wait alone. A giant man fashioned from a tree stands by her side. An honest man, who holds a painful secret about the young child's mother, and where she has gone.

Danny is nervous, and she can't sleep at night. She's seen something...horrendous. She's tried telling the police, but they don't seem to believe her. Detective Thorne and his assistant Marshalls can't crack this case. A serial killer is on the loose, and the only witness they have is unreliable -- a young girl with schizophrenia. And everyday they waste, another person goes missing.

Adam and his siblings are on a search for new friends, but no one will give them the time of day. Now they spend hours upon hours of their existence wandering around the colorless void. One day, however, is different than the rest. One day, Adam meets what he believes might be his best friend.

J12 is a shifter sent into the year 1735. His mission: Win an incredibly boring court case disguised as a lawyer named James Otis Sr. Little did he know that this mission would not only change his view of life and help him recall a lost memory, but would lead to an incredibly difficult choice.

Why is the shuttle ride from Office 901 to Earth so boring? At least, seventeen year old Lisa Entre thinks so. She feels like her job is useless and doesn't expect anything exciting to happen when she gets back to her parents house...except Jax, her childhood best friend, is there, hiding from someone in her attic. It's not her fault she wanted to help him. She hasn't seen Jax in years. Yet the longer he's there, the closer they become. Are they truly just friends? And what is happening with her parents or the sudden deaths being reported on the news? Lisa is getting too close to something she isn't supposed to know. How long will she remain ignorant?