Jake was certain he had found contentment in his life as a goon.  He worked as a kidnapper for a black market organ trader, spending his days bringing in various "clients" to have their organs harvested.  As an alcoholic he had little time to think of the shortcomings of his life though his morality is brought into question when he is asked to kidnap a young boy.  Jake begins investigating the secrets behind the young boy, why he was asked to kidnap him, and trying to answer the question of whether or not there is some unknown force taking over the consciousness of the people around him.

This story is about addiction, morality, the madness of existence, and who, how, why, and where is God.

Growing up in a small town encapsulates the mind to understanding life to be as small as the town.  An individual can't possess an understanding of anything more their surroundings or the forces that control them.

Aaron has lived his life in such a town in the south.  Bouncing around the landscape in search for something he can't see.  He spends his days smoking weed with his stripper friend, Roxie.

One day while smoking in the woods, he is confronted by two odd individuals, Billy and Philip.  They had just committed a robbery on the local drug dealer known as Crazy Legs.  While choosing a fate for Aaron, Billy decides Aaron can help him sell the cocaine.

While figuring out Billy's angle and story Aaron pieces together the narrative and forces governing their lives and is forced to reason with the understanding that he is a pawn in a rich man's game.  Aaron is then forced to make sacrifices to support the lives of those he loves.

This is a story about love, lust, greed, addiction, religion and spirituality inside a small town in Southeast United States.