When Leigh Glasscock was a child, his mother's mental illness and eventual suicide defined the man he grew up to be. After Leigh starts his own family, his trauma and addiction now threaten to continue the cycle with his own children.
In 2000, two brothers were left orphaned when their father killed their mother and then took his own life. Now adults, Larry and Frank's search for answers about their lineage and what it means for their own children puts them on a path back to that very night.
Meanwhile, the Winston family find themselves living in the same house where Larry and Frank lost their parents. When things begin to take a sinister turn, their young son Andy is the only one to realize that something is not quite right as his father's personality begins to change...
In his debut novel, William F. Gray explores the duality of a complex character based upon his own father, and how the actions of one man can shape the lives of those around him.