Evil Lives Here

When Gwen Bailey married Norman Starnes she counted herself lucky to land the most eligible bachelor in town. But years later, she discovered she never really knew him at all.

When Walt Chavis joined the police force, he was prepared to risk his life, but he never imagined the greatest threat he would face would be his own brother or that he would be forced to choose between his duty and his family.

When Cindy fell in love with Bobby, she never imagined that she would one day regret not committing murder. But years after she first discovered the horrifying truth, she is still haunted that decided not to kill him in his sleep.

Debra Davis's husband accuses her of being cold and immature for refusing to experiment sexually, but she never suspected his own perversions were signs that there was something evil deep within him.

A teen's world was shattered by the sudden death of her father. Police said it was a heart attack, but years later Cindy would discover her father's death was just one of the deadly secrets her mother had been hiding from her.

Shelly Lietz had been afraid of her son ever since he was four years old. She knew she saw something evil in his eyes that scared her. As he got older and more violent, she started to become a prisoner in her own home.

Melissa Holland was certain that her high school boyfriend, Michael Overstreet, was the man she'd always dreamed of. But only after they were married did she begin to realize that she had put her in mortal danger.

An soap actor brought his troubled younger brother out to Los Angeles and thought he could help set him straight. He never expected that the price he would pay for being wrong would be the life of someone he loved.

Estephania LeBaron was raised to believe that her father and brothers were holy men, and that the terrible things they did in God's name were just. But she is soon faced with having to do the same awful things herself.

As children, Betty and Ulayla adored their little brother, Johnny, and tried to protect him. As they got older, Johnny did strange things, but they never believed he was capable of pure evil until he confessed a horrible secret.

To Melissa Moore, her father, Keith Jesperson, could do no wrong. But as she got older, that admiration was replaced by fear, and then by the horror of learning how close she had come to being his next victim.

When Karen struck the deal that finally got her dangerous brother Richard out of her life she didn't know he would turn his attention on another -- his new wife, Vernetta.