Shep and Cody go out on a first date but Shep's demon hasn't stopped visiting him. The town theater company prepares for opening night while Shep is haunted by a memory he doesn't think he should have. Cody's past is revealed and a killer is found.

Shep has Renke Stoltz and the homophobic, white supremacist organization where he wants them and he has more time to spend with Cody. Meanwhile, Cody's curiosity about BDSM grows and the heat between them rises as he begins to learn. As he's learning, he finds out more and more about Shep. But in the end, there's one thing Shep wants to do and Cody's dead-set against it. More heat, drama and suspense unfolds in Fort Kenton, Montana.

Shep Carson discovers he has family in Fort Kenton. Shep didn't know anything about his family but Johnny Iron Hawk and 'Shotgun Sally' are nothing like what he thought a grandma and grandpa would be. Johnny is feared by the people in town but he offers to help Shep fix up the ranch. Shep refuses. Grandpa shows up anyway. Cody knows Johnny and Sally and he tells Shep that Johnny is 'kind of awesome' but Shep's not a believer. Cody's still upset by what happened the night before but he doesn't want Dottie to cancel the show that he and Shep are in. The show must go on. Shep is shocked when a...

Police Chief Joe Flynn won't give Shep Carson his badge and gun back. He doesn't think Shep is ready to return to the force. Even Johnny thinks Shep has become unhinged. Cody thinks Shep is the demon who's been haunting the house and Dottie wants Shep to play the role of a monster for a Halloween show at the theater. Marcie insists Shep Carson will make the perfect monster and none of them know how wrong they really are.

When Shep and Cody begin to run out of money, Shep goes into town to try and get his job back. He's told there are some things he has to do before he can be a cop again and Shep doesn't like any of it. Still, he'll do whatever he has to, to take care of Cody Flynn, even if it means confronting the demon.