Synopsis

A persistent dread haunted MacLeod, visions of his own demise – a beheading at the hands of a cloaked figure. Anne pleaded with him to seek aid, but he sought instead the counsel of Garrick, an acquaintance from centuries past, a scholar of the mind. He had encountered Garrick in the 17th century, narrowly escaping accusations of witchcraft, unaware that Garrick himself had been similarly afflicted. Garrick offered a chilling explanation: the figure was not merely a specter, but a racial memo