Aspiring actress, Anna Summers has an opinion about everything. While this would isolate someone else, a natural charisma keeps her Lincoln University's idol. While mourning her favourite singer Lucas, a 90s heartthrob, young death Anna's approached by a handsome stranger who offers her a chance of a lifetime. And just like that Anna finds herself in the 90s. Unless you count a mischievous, floating man who's always disappearing mid-sentence and refuses to tell her what he really is, company, Anna finds herself alone confused and in front of Lucas Kemp's hotel, buckling up for a ride in his last grand tour.

Andrea has everything. She has the perfect job, perfect friends, perfect life. And especially the perfect husband. Her kind, loving, perfect husband. As much as fate has thrown so many difficulties their way, they overcame them and found their heaven on earth. Now, as they're moving into their new home, Andrea can't help but use every second to soak on the blissfulness she finds herself each day. Until one day, as her husband is unpacking his belongings, with his head in a box, and his back turned to the floor-length mirror, Andrea sees something she couldn't comprehend. Her husband's reflection pounding against the glass, mouthing for her to run away.