“I guess life is kind of like the summer I spent with Jesse—long days make short weeks, and you don’t get much of a chance to be a different person.” —PJ

Unable to forgive himself for his involvement in a tragic crime, PJ escapes to the solitude of Able Lake every year, trying to reconcile the past and put it behind him. Now suffering from degenerative memory loss, he struggles to recall events surrounding the tragedy and confess to the lake one last time before it is too late. As he tells a story of small town conspiracy, murder and miracles, he finds salvation may have been with him all along.

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