Kellen Pembleton

CONSTANT ANGEL tells the story of Andrew longing for the one thing that gives him purpose, Sophia, but she doesn't seem to be returning his feelings. Taking a difficult and divergent path, he has not lived the life he imagined after college. With nothing to live for, he joins the United States Army hoping to find meaning, but cannot seem to forget his one and only purpose that forever altered his world. While fleeing from a terrorist attack, Andrew finds himself being called by God. Andrew must return home to prevent an evil threat from hurting the one thing that he holds dear, with the hands of God to lead him.

An alcoholic spends all his time spying on his neighbor, waiting for the right moment to kill him.

Raphael, a young executive who is on the verge of losing a multimillion dollar architectural deal with a large distribution company lead by the awkward Stanford(s). Raphael suffers a sudden death in his family and has to immediately leave to go to the funeral in his home town of Metzburgh. Seeing this as his big chance to get ahead is Wayne, a jealous co-worker who is in competition with Raphael. As Raphael returns to Metzburgh, he experiences a life changing event: witnessing a Grim Reaper taking a soul. This sighting results in Raphael becoming a Reaper and having to explore his own conscience and the lengths he will go to get his own life back. But Death, has other plans for the naive young executive.

"Holland Road, located off NY Route 5 in between the town of Angola and Evangola State Park, is more frequently known as "Pigman Road" and it has been at the forefront of Western New York folklore for decades. Scores of high school students, ghost hunters, and area residents all have their own tales of headless spirits, photographic and audiotape abnormalities, and unusual activity emanating from this mile-long street. With an alluring mix of historical background regarding a train accident and urban legends about a pork-crazed serial killer, Pigman Road has become a rite of passage for anyone in the region wishing to access the world of the unknown." says Joran Zyglis and Jill Gregorie in their article "The Mystery of Pigman Road".