Wes Carver returns to Black River, Montana, with two burdens: his wife’s ashes and a parole board letter. The man who held him hostage during a violent prison riot is up for release.
Once a correctional officer who found solace in playing the fiddle, Wes’s world was shattered by the riot. The trauma stole not only his faith but also his ability to make music. Now, with his past resurfacing and the convict seeking freedom, Wes faces a brutal choice—whether to forgive the man who broke him or let bitterness consume him.
As the parole hearing looms, Wes must confront the scars that bind him to that fateful day.
Will Wes find peace, or will his unresolved pain keep him trapped in the past?
