Primal Skies: An Urban Romp in the Vampire Midwest

Tensions rise among the group as Storm revives an old investigation into tales of an Indiana lake monster. Nothing about it makes sense, and it doesn't help that everyone's abilities have been off lately. The only two who don't seem affected are Storm and the mysterious beauty Julia, who everyone knows but no one seems able to remember anything about. The mystery only deepens as the group goes back to the lake and encounters angry townsfolk and mysterious messages that weren't there before...

It's Halloween time at the Foley house, and vampire couple Will and Helen Foley can't wait to hand out candy to the neighborhood kids. But a sudden sense of cold, the mysterious strains of a movie song, and a possible shadow hiding across the street make Helen think all is not as it seems in the neighborhood. Is it her imagination making her think someone is there, watching her? Is her mind bored during quiet times and trying to invent something to investigate? Or is there really a haunter in the dark this Halloween?

With his wife Helen fallen into a mysterious coma, and the other vampires unable to determine why, Will has never felt more alone in his life. Becoming more and more desperate for answers, his searches come up with nothing but the start of a mysterious note. Coupled with vivid and disturbing dreams, the unfinished note begins to paint a horrifying picture. What happened to Helen exactly? What is Will supposed to do to help? And who exactly is Ind?

An old human flame comes back to Storm with an odd request. Even odder is the fact that he's from 90 years ago...and still looking the same age. Is Walter Weil really what he claims to be? Or is there something more sinister afoot? And what is the strange tattoo on the back of his neck?

Joseph never quite understood humans. Even before he was turned by the villain Ezra back in antebellum Kentucky, there were so many human things he didn't understand. Now his story unfolds in full and heartbreaking detail, from his childhood to his betrayal by Ezra, up to the modern day, and his newfound Daniels family. Now he's got new family to try to understand, both human family and vampire. Football is particularly confounding to him, but he thinks he can get by. There's so much to try to keep up with though! Joseph is tempted to throw in the towel and go back to the woods to his animal friends, where he doesn't need to bother with things like clothes and small talk. But when sinister rumors about animal disappearances surface in town, Joseph finds himself drawn into the fray. Will he abandon the human race forever? Will he find the call of the wild irresistible? Or will he find a place amongst the humans after all?