Things seem almost too quite at Kenny's Diner... It should be the perfect shift to catch up on homework. That is, until an almost skeletal man in a hood glides in. This new arrival has all of the regulars spooked, which in turn starts make Kathy nervous. When she receives warning after warning about the newcomer her anxiety only increases. When the newcomer offers to make her life easier Kathy worries she might be in over her head.

Kathy's starting to believe supernatural creatures do exist and they like to hang out at Kenny's diner after midnight.It's just a regular old shift here at Kenny's. They've got a talking dog with a bit of a cheese obsession, his human companion who doesn't seem to speak, and let's not forget the, what Kathy still hopes is not, a biblically accurate angel. It's a normal night until a group of very curious, dog loving, human teenagers get thrown into the mix.What could go wrong? At least this job pays well.

Fire, thieves, and magic oh my... The semiannual supernatural auction is a great way to get rid of valuable items, fast. I'm grateful I can use this opportunity to get rid of not only the Geysers volume eight, but the weird vortex compact I still haven't been able to open. My luck runs out when before the auction starts someone sets fire to the building. This isn't some random teenage prank but in fact someone uses that fire as a cover to steal some of the more expensive antiques being sold at the auction. Luckily, he isn't terribly good at this whole theft thing. By the time Blake and several other officers arrive, it becomes clear that our thief might not be the only one stealing artifacts from the auction. Because after he's searched my luck strikes again when both the compact and my volume eight aren't on his person and he has no idea how they went missing. Will I finally be free of Geysers Journal or is it going to boomerang back yet again? Or...

Just because a being is cute doesn't make it harmless... It's just a regular old shift at Kenny's, with nothing interesting happening. That is until a group of stern looking toddlers stride in and Kathy just can't look away. She's warned not to underestimate them. When they start asking questions about the, what she's sure is, biblically accurate angel that Kathy can see right in front of them she begins to think more is going on and she initially assumed. But how much of a threat can a group of toddlers be?

Some customers are just a little weird... Working the night shift at Kenny's diner can be a little dull. There aren't many customers and those that are there tend to be a little strange. Kathy vaguely remembers being curious and interested about working her shifts several weeks ago. But now everything seems dull, she can't imagine why she found this job so interesting. She can't even remember what about it was interesting. Then some of the weird customers start acting even stranger, if she didn't know better Kathy'd swear that one man was drinking from that other man's neck...

Supernatural creatures are not supposed to exist, but since starting at Kenny's, Kathy isn't so sure that's correct. At least the pay is amazing.It's just a regular old night shift at Kenny's Diner for newbie Kathy. If by regular you mean there are people she's pretty sure can shift into wolves and people she has a sneaking suspicion might be vampires, are itching for a fight in the diner. As a human, Kathy is not exactly equipped to handle this issue. Then throw in a, what she hopes is not a biblically accurate angel, and all she could hope is that all hell, figuratively, doesn't break loose.Yeah, just another night at Kenny's.

Things never go according to plan when Kenny's Diner is busy. Kathy thought the night shift was back to its usual lull. But tonight, for some reason, the place is full. If that wasn't weird enough she keeps finding chocolate coins on the floor of the diner. At first she thinks it must've been chocolate crazed kids during the day shift. That all changes when people start finding actual coins in and around their booths. The finding of the coins seems to be causing some contention amongst the customers. As tensions rise Kathy starts to wonder if maybe she's missing something. That is until some werewolves tell her about the rainbow outside...

When the diner is busy things can get a little crazy.Kathy only hopes tonight is the last night of whatever gathering all of these witches seem to have in the woods outside Kenny's Diner. While a few of them she's seen before, many she hasn't and they are not polite to customer service workers. She'll be relieved when it's all over.That all changes when one kind, elderly witch asks for help getting across the parking lot, then all hell breaks loose and Kathy's world is never the same.