Jack Schulz should be living the American Dream, right? He has a college degree from Brigham Young, a job as a reporter at his local newspaper, the Allwine Inquisitor, and now, his very own house. However, it only takes a month for him to find a girl in his basement with no memory of who she is, and no one else seems to remember who she is, either. Then his college buddy, Jenny, moves into town and reveals that his hometown of Allwine, Utah is a hotspot for paranormal activity, and his house is right at the center of it. Now it's onto him to fend the town from ghosts, demons, and unusual viruses, all while trying to solve the mystery of the Allwine Bubble: why does no one enter or leave the town? Is there really a hole in time and space, and is the apocalypse really upon them? Now we find ourselves in '82, and for one man, the invisible world is about to become visible.

This is the sequel to "The Invisible World." It takes place four years later in 1986, but we're still stuck in the Allwine Bubble. Jack Schulz's life has been going a lot better now. He's still a reporter with the Allwine Inquisitor, there haven't been any freaky void incidents, and he's ready to propose to his steady sweetie, Alice Billingsley. Then his ever-self-aware friend Jenny announces that they're in a sequel, and it all goes downhill from there. Strange supernatural phenomenon begin occurring all around him, all as he's about to propose. He takes it upon himself, with a little help from Jenny and his best friend, Brian, to fight against the supernatural threats so he can finally have some peace. How will he move past all these obstacles and have his moment? Only the mind's eye can imagine that.