Marie Taylor has been through hell. She's watched Tim get shot, sat endless hours by his side while he recovered, and suffered crazy nightmares, but managed, somehow, to keep her sanity, all while buying a new house and dividing her time between the hospital and shuttling Mack back and forth to her parents. Although her nightmares have dissipated, she still has to constantly watch her back for Gina Reynolds, the woman who not only shot Tim, but also miraculously escaped capture. Then, as if worrying and watching her back isn't enough, a long-ago love interest of Tim's, Shannon, shows up out of nowhere, and to top it off, she's drop dead gorgeous. Can she be looking to bring the couple trouble? Can Tim and Marie possibly handle any more trouble? And as if Gina, and now Shannon, isn't enough, a mysterious note is left on Tim and Marie's porch, sparking the return of Marie's nightmares. The nightmares are confusing, and even more frightening, as though they are trying to warn her of horrible things to come. Tragedy strikes again, but this time it is Marie who is faced with a very important decision, and it will take the love of her family to hold her to this world. Existing between worlds, Marie is shown a life that far exceeds the one she is currently in, one of peace and joy. An unexpected en-counter with her deceased brother has her conflicted and torn as to whether to stay or to go. Will she stay with the man she loves and her beautiful baby girl, Mack? Or will she simply choose to go?