Colby Speight refused to sell his ranch to a real estate developer, so the developer hires a gang of thugs to get rid of him. They tie Colby up with barbed wire and leave him in the wilderness to die. Years later, the residents of the developed properties start turning up dead, torn to pieces by barbed wire. The project now called Wandering Heights is in jeopardy of going bankrupt until someone can find a solution to the death of the new buyers. The investigation has begun, but do those in charge want the true motive behind these events to be made public. It is the assignment to find the exact truth behind these acts of violence and Quennel Cantin has a reputation to do just that. It was a tranquil community at first in this little rural community situated between Cheyenne and Laramie in Wyoming called Plain Ridge. Things would soon change for the corrupt as it seems death had come not just for a stopover but to stay until the thirst was quenched.

In the 1850s, white settlers constructed homesteads on the land originally promised by the U.S. government to the Osage nation in Oklahoma. The land was less than five miles from a fort that was almost completed. With tensions on the rise, a conflict was inevitable until the day when the native Americans could tolerate no more and attacked the fort in retaliation for a massacre at one of their villages. In this unprovoked assault the chief and his son were fatally wounded to which the shaman calls upon the powers of nature and invoked a forbidden ritual to resurrect those lost in battle to continue fighting. What he had failed to conclude about this act and why it was prohibited by the ancient ancestors gave the undead for both sides the will to continue fighting until the end of time. The homesteaders could only witness this horror and luckily for them now were not affected. This changed one night under a full moon as the dead decided to turn their attention to the living as death, was not an option for them and the living was easy prey.

Mathias Lichefield was a witch hunter employed by the church in 1670 England, and took great pride in his profession, as it was his creed that the practice of magic was a scourge to everyday society. His life and views were challenged after an accident when his horse was frightened by a wolf and threw him to the ground. He was found by a passerby and nursed back to health by someone and later discovered to be a witch, and it altered his outlook on the world.

Anthony Mitchel did not sense any movement from inside so he broke the window. It was always so strange, Anthony thought as he snaked his body through the broken shards, to find houses all locked up like people were just out running errands. They are not and no one is. He stayed in a crouched position in case of attacks and when none came. He rose and took in the tiny kitchen of the old farmhouse. This would work as a hideout until the red rain passed.

Inoa Kaimi has always wanted a dog, so when a rain-soaked mutt shows up on the front step, he let him in. Unfortunately, something else hitched a ride and he would not discover this fact until it was too late. It was just after Christmas during the rainy season on the island of Maui. These small almost microscopic creatures residing in the dog’s fur were alien visitors now hunted by a race looking to dominate them to use their ability to generate unimaginable power of near-instant healing and regeneration.

For the first time in twenty years, the grimoire has been opened. A dark, poisonous smoke pours from its page. Kathrine Aarseth hurried to shut the book, but it is too late, something has awakened into the world once again after centuries. Would the land of Norway be thrown back into the age of Vikings with all the creatures just thought of as a myth, but now in this book could be real?

While exploring the curiosity shop, Jannike Stein saw a porcelain doll in a cabinet. She has always had an interest in lifelike characters made into items, so Jannike decides to buy it and take it home. Soon after taking the doll home, and examining it more, she starts to feel an overwhelming sense of dread and sadness that clouds her mind. In addition to that, she appears to be having terrible luck with everything that is tried. As it turns out, a girl lapsed into a coma from the neighborhood a few days ago—and she has the same features as the doll, down to the same beauty mark on her cheek and the same scar above her eyebrow. She is even wearing the same clothes that the girl was last seen wearing.

Five o’clock and the fog alarm is going off. On foggy nights, the creature comes out of the river and goes into town looking for food. No one is supposed to be on the streets, but Arran Finley had a terrible day at work and wants to head to the pub for a pint. Surely, he can make it there before the fog rolls in. On the other side of town, the villagers grew restless, Calum Tavish felt it in the air and heard his maids' hushed voices. But there was also something that was twisting its way up the old castle cliff. Could the prophecy finally be coming true?

Adelie Voclain was born with the ability to know what is buried under the ground with her twin sister Lianne as her constant companion. They have worked for years alongside archaeologists finding lost cities and ancient artifacts; however, today is the first time she has ever said, " We should not dig here." Later that week in the same area Emery Hendleston and his dog are taking an evening stroll and the dog finds a strange metal object with strange carvings on it that would play an integral part in the coming events and shape the surrounding area forever. What could this relic signify from a lost time past and was it possibly connected with what Adelie warned about under the surface?

The year is 2030 and the first astronauts have finally landed on the surface of Mars. After the second day of exploration, they came upon a cave, and inside was humanlike skeleton and severed remains of an arm nearby. As the leader of the mission brushed away the dust from what appeared to be something this once-living creature was holding. It was a sign that looked to have been written in blood and said just four words "DO NOT COME HERE"

Sheona McLaren had been working on a time machine for many years and was finally ready to test his theory. She traveled back in time to ancient Egypt and discovered that their world was even more modernized than ours now and included more advanced technology but that they had destroyed all evidence of these advances to protect future generations from making the same devastating decisions that they had.

Abbas Zurcher grew up tending his flocks in a low valley between two hills in Switzerland. On one hill stood a tall, stone tower. He never saw anyone enter or leave the tower, but there were lights in the window every night. Finally, his curiosity overcame him. He left his flock to fend for itself and climbed the hill. He approached the tower and knocked on the door. The lights at the windows blinked. No, the windows blinked. They weren’t windows at all, but enormous eyes. The door opened revealing two rows of jagged teeth and a massive, black tongue.