Jordan Swain has a hole in his life. A 20-year-old college dropout, he is convinced his fortune will come in the form of something other than a diploma and a traditional career. When he dreams of falling into a pool filled with donuts, he treats it as the vision he's been waiting for, and sets out to become a self-made donut mogul. With a loan from his entrepreneur uncle, Jordan buys a dilapidated building and hires an elderly woman whose donut-making skills are long past their prime. He undergoes a series of unlikely adventures that not only teach him about business, but about the mixed assortment of people who surround him. He ultimately comes to learn that everyone has a hole in their life, and that success does not necessarily come in the form of money. Brimming with color, characters and a host of unforeseen events, Jordan Swain's donut experience provides him with the perspective he needs to embrace adulthood and to "recognize wealth in all its forms."