Heather Worth is off to college. That would be exciting enough, but she saw him in the background on the college brochure. Chase Russet, her grade school crush. She can't pass up the opportunity to see him again.

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Chase Russet lives the same day over and over.  No matter how many times his family moves, he still lives in the same house, on the same block, with the same neighbors.

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As fate brings Heater and Chase closer together, they have no idea that they are both pawns in a never ending game of chess between two dangerous entities.

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Heather Worth's life is changing in big ways. Her family has just moved across the country. She lives in a house with a yard for the first time. And she is starting Kindergarten.

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But young Heather notices that not everything is right with the world. Her parents are nervous and question her about every aspect of her day. She has instances of missing time that she can't explain, and one of the boys in her class looks like he has lights under his skin. Chase Russet.

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This prequel novelette tells the story of Heather and Chase's first meeting.

Detective Roy Wudestoke never fit in with the local police department. So when he was offered a job guarding a quiet street in a quiet neighborhood, he jumped at the opportunity.

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But, the neighbors were strange and insular. When they decided to move, Roy moved with them. To the exact same street, with the exact same houses, halfway across the country.

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These moves would repeat over the years, each move further isolated Roy from the outside world. What did he get himself into?

Shermy has lost everything. His mother, his father, his best friend, even his house. The only thing he has left, is the one person he can't live without. Patty Othmar.

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He has had a crush on her since they were five. Now they are the only survivors of the events at the end of Neighbors.

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Can these two damaged souls find peace with each other?

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Take a trip five years into the future, and visit with the neighbors one last time.