The Crosby family has lived in the small idyllic town of Enon, Maine, for generations. Now the only remaining Crosby, Charlie tragically loses his daughter, Kate, in a road accident. Paralysed by his loss, Charlie allows his relationship with his wife to rapidly disintegrate, leaving him alone to replay his memories over and over. His despair spreads like a disease and Charlie finds himself living in squalor with a heavy dependency on pain-killers. Unable to lift himself out of wallowing misery, Charlie must find other reasons to live and search for the beauty in love and loss.