• One: "Moon and Starlets"--Liam and Violet are lovers who contend with emotional strife. As a psychologist, Violet instills a sense of right and wrong while Liam, reminded of the deaths of his father and brother, toils over his sister's near fatal drug overdose.
• Two: "Rhapsody Gasping"--Riley has just returned from a transcontinental trek. After a soul-searching year he rediscovers Erin at a party. Will their reunion revitalize the stingless beehive in their hearts now that he is a rewritten man?
• Three: "Every Day is Saturday"--Elvis, an independently wealthy man unusually alone with his incisive thoughts, mulls over his solitary life. Due to his slack schedule every day is Saturday.
• Four: "Car Accident Curiosity"--Tim Huxley gets bizarre yet amusing phone calls. After an absurd amount of fervent pleading he finally chooses to meet the voice on the other end of the line.
• Five: "Dylan Likes to Fish"--Dylan, a bartender in a Chicago Pub, likes to fish...for women. A knock on his door one morning may help him to see his way.
• Six: "Orange Juice"--Tanner, a hitchhiker beaten and stranded in the Mojave, finds a ride with a philosophical loon who has a photographic memory and who talks out loud to no one in particular. A former mishap with LSD has also caused the driver to view himself as a glass of orange juice that is about to spill.
• Seven: "Here Comes Trouble"--The climax to these intertwined short stories, a disturbing secret is revealed.