In Lewis Grey's debut novel, we meet Wilber, a stereotypical suburban youth growing up in the small-town South. Wilber follows the self-destructive patterns of his peers through adolescence and into college, until a few unfortunate events force him to confront his immaturity. The story expands into Wilber's attempts to define real purpose while driving across the United States, marked by the events that shape this new character. All told, Wilber will grow to understand how life's transitions are sharp and dramatic, forcing him to confront his misperceptions. The story is based on a true story experienced by the author.