After psychologist Bill Taggart begins working at the Maybrook Psychiatric Facility, it
becomes apparent that what he learned in graduate school has ill-prepared him for the

extraordinary cases that await him. His dysfunctional childhood and an estranged rela-
tionship with his troubled brother complicate his effectiveness as a clinician.

When Bill crosses paths with Chuck, a war veteran many years his senior, a friend-
ship blossoms out of their shared, if different, experience with loss. Chuck reveals a

long-held secret involving his granddaughter Cassie when she was a teenager, sending
Bill on a fact-finding mission. But rather than a clear-cut answer, Bill unexpectedly finds
something much more complicated. An unexpected romance forms between Bill and
Cassie, one born from a tragic event and a death shrouded in mystery.
When the truth comes out, Bill, Cassie, and Chuck are all left to answer the
same questions:

What does it mean to help someone? And how far will they go to protect the ones they love?

When the line between right and wrong is blurred, judgment lies in the why of the beholder.