As Robyn is drawn into the white light of death, she utters a heart-wrenching goodbye to soulmate Matt. Looking down through seemingly superhuman eyes, seeing new colours in the spectrum, she sees also a swarming, screaming, figure-like mass of darkness.
Calista lives a blessed life, one so perfect that she wonders if she’s real, if she’s not in some construct where a Matrix-style machine has taken a shine to her. The truth is stranger than fiction. When her life is on the line, will her star-lit protector step up?
With everything she ever wanted, Laura should be happy, too, only she’s scared of her own daughter. Looking upon her, she searches for the little girl she had once been. Events spiral in their once happy home, for there is more to Laura than meets the eye.
Matt turns to drugs and alcohol. In his hallucinatory haze, guided by an unseen hand and the god-like voice of Morgan Freeman, he stumbles upon a secret as old as time itself, a secret of swarming darkness and starry light – a secret that answers all questions ever asked about autonomy and fate.