Regina E. Hinkley

After a recent move from Nebraska, Vita Hargrove is struggling to adjust to her new life. While being visited by her best friend, Evan, when she gets a call from her husband, Kane, telling her that he's hit a deer and totaled their car. Together, Evan and Vita clear out the car and begin to sort through everything, trying to separate the blood and glass from anything salvageable. In doing this, Evan discovers something no one expected: bloody clothes belonging to a missing girl. Soon, Vita becomes haunted with dreams of the girl, Winni, half deer and half woman, begging Vita to help her find her body and get her back to her mother. It's now not a matter of who killed the young girl, but of when Vita accepts it was her husband and what she does to fix it.

Phoenix, a psychiatrist with unorthodox methods and a deep sense of empathy, struggles to finish his life's work: understanding the victims that he treats by putting himself through what they've gone through. Much to the chagrin of Phoenix's family (including his wife, son, and his son's girlfriend, who also happens to be his assistant), the psychiatrist begins to become involved with a serial killer by the name of Azrael Arius, leading to a dramatic decline that ends with nothing but tragedy for everyone involved.

Aris, a young college graduate, plans a surprise engagement party for her best friend, Athena (though "party" is a bit of a generous term). Unbeknownst to her, Athena was already bringing home a friend of hers to spend the weekend, and Aris is suddenly confronted with Seraphina, her ex-girlfriend from college that she ghosted after four years together. As the night continues, Aris struggles to try and reconcile with Seraphina while keeping her sexuality a secret from her boyfriend. Not to mention the fact that her boyfriend's brother is getting drunker and drunker, seemingly way more upset and irritable than he should be. But maybe that's just because he's always been like that. But who knows? Before anyone can stop themselves, words are said that can't be unsaid and secrets people would rather keep hidden are exposed for everyone to see.

Samuel, a desperate and impulsive man, breaks into a surprisingly empty house and unexpectedly comes face-to-face with the homeowner, Anthony. Drawing a gun, the two enter a standoff and the robber gets far more than he bargained for when not only is Anthony unfazed by Samuel’s gun, but actually encourages it to be fired.

Atticus comes back into his living room to discover that one of his roommates, Jack, is dead. It’s now up to him and his other roommates to figure out who did it, which isn’t easy considering no one, not even Jack, knows what happened.

Two years after a traumatic car crash, a group of friends decide to meet up and continue their tradition of spending the night in their favorite camping spot. This year, however, is different. Their partners are present for the first time, and the ghost of their friend, Kel, hangs over them. As the night continues, Kass (Kel's sister), Jason, and Blake must reconcile with their theories of what made Kel crash the car, and the ghost of the man who caused all of this turmoil can only speak through the words that he wrote when he was alive.

A man and a woman have a chance meeting in a dog park on the only bench in the area. After an awkward introduction, they talk and soon begin to realize that the two of them have something incredibly strange in common. Both of them are in a dog park, but neither of them have a dog. Slowly, they begin to share why as they explore life, loss, and how weird it is to be in a dog park without a dog.

On a lonely night in Verona, Mercutio and Tybalt meet as they often do: in secret. They can't risk being seen together, so these precious few moments are all they can steal. A desperate Tybalt begs Mercutio to flee Verona's walls with him before he is married off. Together, the two debate whether or not they could ever be free, inside or outside of Verona walls.

A re-telling of the relationship between Mercutio and Tybalt of Romeo and Juliet fame, set on the night before both of them are to meet their tragic demise.

April, a young woman in her 20s, wakes up one morning and gets asked by her roommate and best friend, Arthur, for a strange request. Could she stand in the kitchen with him while he makes breakfast? Bewildered, the two of them begin to discuss Arthur's dream the night before; the one where he was married. Together, they explore love, relationships, and the difference between marriage and friendships.

Dez, the oldest sibling of three, lives in a small apartment with her two sisters, Mara and Lady. Mara, the middle one, struggles to find connection and instead chooses to sleep with any woman that she can. Lady, the youngest, is struggling to recover from an attack that led her to an attempt on her own life. After getting engaged to her fiancé, Asher, Dez wants to bring him home to meet them. The only problem is that Asher only knows what Dez has told him about her sisters, her sisters only know what Dez has told them about Asher, and most of what everyone knows is a lie. Over the course of the dinner, everyone involved must confront their lives, lies, and what it means to love someone unconditionally.

Tristan and Anna, a young couple, sit down for their movie night. As they try to figure out which movie to watch, Tristan realizes that Anna has been keeping something from him. Her health is declining, and they don't have that much time together. At least, not as much as they thought.