Guns and Cupid's Arrow

Ebony, Jackson, Jeremy, and Dean are met with deadly situations, awkward moments, and a roller coaster of emotions as they try to find a way to stop Deathrow - an organization that resembles a mob of sorts - from taking their lives.

Meanwhile, Ebony is caught between the two guys closest to her. They both would put their lives - and their hearts - on the line for her, as they do countless times. She is destroying herself with the stress and heartache of the decision she is to make between the two, but it must be done or it may cause more heartbreak than to just one of the two boys.

Jackson is in the middle of having a mental crisis. The youngest of the group, and the one with the most trust issues, he finds it difficult to keep his mind in check and work with the team. He loses control too easily and breaks down too often. The other three struggle to keep him in line with his constant mood swings, but that doesn't mean they can stop loving him anyway. After all, he is like a little brother to them all. Well, maybe not to Ebony.

Jeremy is normally carefree. Although he has a troubled past and his life has been anything but peachy, he tries to look past that and see things from a different point of view. In doing this, he finds Ebony - the person he believes to be the one true love of his life. Jeremy does look for the best in things... most of the time. When he goes gonzo, there is no putting a leash on it; especially if it is for someone he loves.

And last but not least, we have Dean. Dean is the leader and "older brother" of the team. He tends to act the wisest and most cool headed of the group. Dean always has a plan, but doesn't shy away from teamwork and strategy from his friends.

Who knows what's going to happen? All I know is that teamwork plays a key role needed if the team wants to catch their monsters...

Especially when their monsters have been standing right behind them the whole time.