David K. Whiting

Trapped in her own doll-like existence, Faith dreams that one day she can be a real mother to her daughter Nell she abandoned seven years ago. But time has run out. Her sister Eris can no longer keep the child. Her boyfriend Mance won't play father to a rape child. The girl is to be adopted. Desperate to save her dream, Faith takes her daughter into her dollhouse fantasy world, where bad things never happen. But she can't keep reality out. Nell wants a real mother. Mance thinks she's going mad. Eris thinks it's all an act. As the dollhouse reveals itself as thin veil covering the terrors of her past, Faith has to face her pain or be condemned to a life of shame.

Clara and Jake have their own band and their own way of life. Everything changes when they find a strange vinyl record at a nursing home. It's up to them to find the origins of the music, no matter the consequences.

After being forewarned about his own mysterious death, an ageing farmer becomes increasingly paranoid about the colour of the night sky.