In 1820s New England beautiful but poor and manipulative Jenny Hager (Hedy Lamarr) marries rich old man Isaiah Poster (Gene Lockhart) also seduces his son and his company foreman.

Legends, superstitions, and mysteries set the stage in Vallée Fleurie, a small town situated between mountains and forests. A simple breeze caused unexplainable sensations. The flight of a butterfly could change the course of history.  Envy, hate, ambition and family conflicts are at the center of the events. Lydia, a skeptical person must try to interpret premonitory dreams and confusing messages from a subtle, yet disturbing, presence. Flirting...

Lamarr plays a shrewish woman in early 19th-century Maine who schemes for the favors of three rich men.

"When Lady Henrietta Sedley declares her twenty-ninth year her own, she has plans to inherit her father's business, to make her own fortune, and to live her own life. But first, she intends to experience a taste of the pleasure she'll forgo as a confirmed spinster. Everything is going perfectly ... until she discovers the most beautiful man she's ever seen tied up in her carriage and threatening to ruin the Year of Hattie before it's even begun. When...

Yolei creates a counter to the strange woman's music (because she worked with Matt's band). She transforms into a Digimon called Arukenimon and a fight breaks.

When Joey Marco gets into the strange woman's car and she offers him a job, he knows she's nuts. He's only 22, but an ex con. But she has a job and she needs someone who can run - fast - to pull it off. Of course, it can't be on the level...

"While building a pipeline near the Okavango Delta, a contractor unearths the skeleton of a long-dead Bushman. Kubu and Scottish pathologist, Ian MacGregor, are sent to investigate, and MacGregor discovers eight more skeletons. Then an elder of the nearby village is murdered at his home. The local police believe it was a robbery, but Kubu thinks otherwise. So does a strange woman who claims it was an angry river spirit. The situation gets more confusing...

"Call me the Puppeteer." Young Zoe - homebound and bored - is fascinated by the strange woman who lives across the hall, even more so when she finds her collection of masks and guns. But curiosity is never a good idea when the vigilante-medium Hollow Girl is your neighbour, and Zoe is about to bear witness to terror beyond belief. Because when someone becomes an open door for the dead, they can't always control who or what comes through.

The Seer, a short story, is actually the first two chapters of Stoker's seventh novel, The Mystery of the Sea. The tale is set in Cruden Bay, a locale Stoker used in other works, as well. The narrator encounters a strange woman during his stay at the Kilmarnock Arms, a small hotel that was actually located in the town of Cruden Bay and that Stoker himself frequented. The strange woman educates the narrator about the Second Sight, giving the listener...