The university itself hides a sinister secret: for decades, it has colluded with a shadowy government black ops program to provide virgins for alien experimentation. Young women are abducted, impregnated and abducted again at four months gestation, at which time the fetuses are harvested for unknown purposes. Historically, it was the alien entities that would share the information with the government. Now, the Black Ops have developed the technology to ensure the survival of the hybrid fetus outside the womb. Her child may be the first second-generation hybrid ever, and they are determined to get it.

Confiding in her counselor — who doubles as the University’s nurse —she seeks guidance, only to discover her confidante is part of the conspiracy. In desperation, she turns to a visiting reporter investigating the numerous suicides, cattle mutilations, and the university’s dark history.

As her pregnancy progresses, she undergoes an amniocentesis procedure that triggers a flood of suppressed memories, forcing her to confront the horrors she has endured. Desperate to control her fate, she struggles to plan her escape, only to be hunted and betrayed at every turn. Isolated in a world where her every ally is compromised she turns to the reporter for help. After he tells her what he has discovered, he smuggles her out of town in the trunk of his car. He is intercepted by men in black, and silenced before disclosing the full truth.

When the reporter has been left for dead, she drives his car, until she can drive no more and takes refuge in a seedy motel. She briefly wakes to bright blue light flooding the room and the dark outline of two dark and disfigured beings, standing at the end of the bed. Screaming, she loses consciousness but, wakes the next morning to a deceptively sunny day, no longer pregnant. Her fate, the origins of her child and the whereabouts of her unborn baby are horrifyingly uncertain.