A struggling female musician returns to her small home town to regroup after a failed music career, but is everything really what it seems?

SYNOPSIS:

Guitarist Cynthia Juliet (C.J.) Welles has just returned to her home town of New Port Richey, Florida after a lackluster attempt at launching a music career in Los Angeles, California. She returns to work at her parents' restaurant/bar, wanting some quiet down time to relax and rethink her life and career. However, she is being stalked and badgered by Sid Willard, her manager, who continues trying to force her to return to L.A. And her music career. She also encounters an old high school classmate named Leo Barnes.

Leo is in the process of buying another business from C.J.'s parents, a small bar where C.J. grew up and learned to play guitar., to run in addition to his other business, a successful comic book store. Wanting to help take care of the business, C.J. joins with Leo in a remodeling project of the bar, during which time to the two connect as they never had before and begin dating.

Enter Rachel Kenner, fringe religious zealot and ex-girlfriend of Leo's. She tries to force her way back into Leo's life, which sets her at odds with both Leo and C.J., who are very happy together. When Rachel begins to desperately warn Leo that something isn't right about C.J., Leo brushes aside the warnings, dismissing them as nothing more than another attempt at getting him back into her life. Is Rachel right? Is she simply willing to say or do anything to have Leo back? Or is she so caught up in her dangerous, deluded beliefs that she's misleading herself?