Goon is a troubled foster kid who stole a car and then injured his younger brother before being sent to a juvenile detention center. While there, Goon has to deal with the various rules and regulations, violent fellow prisoners, a hurricane, his attraction for a girl who volunteers at the prison, and his guilt and anguished concern about his brother.
Saturn O Sayres is unpacking in her new apartment and exploring her new surroundings. She flashes back to memories of her family, particularly her love-hate relationship with her sister Venus, her education, artistic talents, friendships, romantic relationships, and spiritual concerns.
Leo Cantrell discovers that his previous adventure (told in the first volume I Know When You Are Going to Die) is going to turn into a movie produced by his ambitious, pushy mother. Leo and his friends JC, Chet, and Laura get to experience the making of a film and befriend the actors who will play them. Leo, however, receives psychic visions of gruesome attacks on set, suggesting that a killer is on the loose and has their eyes set on the cast and crew. While this is going on, Leo has to weigh his sexuality and feelings for Asher, the actor/model playing him.
Melody is a woman who is abducted during a night on the town with some friends and a potential boyfriend. Her abductor is not a human psychopath. He is a demon named Nyx who takes her to Hell, where she learns that she is the daughter of one of the Fates from Greek Mythology. Melody has to find her way through Hell and learn how to use her inherited powers of seeing and changing other's Destinies before she meets The King of Hell who has his own agenda involving Melody.
Sanity Test is a series of emails between Hubert Kawka and Wlodzimierz Pawski. It appears that Kawka is a mentally ill patient in a psychiatric hospital in Poland and Pawski is his primary carer, but as the emails continue, they become more frantic and questionable. The reader starts to wonder who is sane and who isn’t, and who exactly these characters are in relation to each other.
In 1965, orphaned James Vagus is given an interesting offer. John Smith represents MIS-X, the mysterious benefactor of James’ education. Smith notes James’ youth, good looks, amiable but reserved personality, and affinity for languages. MIS-X is looking for young recruits to go to places where the youth hang out like concerts, colleges, and class trips and gather information unobtrusively. In other words, they are looking for teen spies. James is the perfect potential spy. He accepts the proposal, is given a partner Dakota Walker, and receives his first major assignment.
