Death has a way of drawing people together, and it’s no exception for Betty Hall and her mother, Zoe Payne. With the death of Innocence ‒ Betty's daughter and Zoe's granddaughter ‒ the two were again united but for only a few short weeks.

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One day, not long after Zoe returned to her home with a traveling circus in California, Betty received a call from the Santa Monica police saying her mother's body had washed up under its famous pier. The following day, Betty, her dad FJ, and his friend Ray Harris boarded a plane bound for L.A. to retrieve the body and bring her mother home.

 

Lucia Torres’s grandmother was concerned about her granddaughter. Why? Lucia Torres was becoming a young woman. Unfortunately, the human monsters that occasionally invaded her little Mexican town would also take note. Their hearts would be filled with lust, and make no mistake about it, the monsters would want to pluck the little budding flower.

 

Call it fate. Call it destiny. Soon Betty Hall and Lucia Torres's lives would collide, all thanks to the Phantom of the Circus.