Shane was a skeptic. Everyone knew that. Sure, he'd love for the paranormal to be scientifically proven, but that didn't mean he thought it was possible. Ryan was a believer. Everyone knew that. Sure, he'd love to actually capture paranormal evidence on camera and prove that he was right, but that didn't mean he wanted to die in the process. Enter Sam and Dean, a haunted hotel, some mysterious disappearances, and a demon with a nasty habit of eviscerating people. Suddenly, normalcy has gone out the window, which drags Shane and Ryan into the Winchesters' family business. And, as many people have found out the hard way, connections to the Winchesters aren't exactly good luck.

Jack is dead. Or he should be anyways. After all, who could survive a horrible car accident involving a Monday morning downpour and a speeding truck? Nobody. Nobody except for Jack, apparently. Improbably and illogically, Jack manages to cheat death itself and survives an accident the whole world thought had killed him, making him the exception to the rule of mortality. But soon he learns that he isn't the only exception. There are others like him. The ones with thirteen lives.

One mistake. One mistake puts everything Mark Fischbach cares about in danger. In a moment of desperation and foolishness, Mark makes a deal with a supernatural being. Believing that this entity will help him, he deems it to be trustworthy. But he soon realizes he couldn't have been more wrong. Now Mark has to find a way to fix his mistake, before he and his friends become pawns in a game that's not theirs to play.