Anne tries to remember when and where her life spiraled out of control, was it when she took off on her husband's motorcycle, or the first time she woke up next to a stranger, or was it years prior, the first time she wished her life away? Anne Carter might have stolen a page from Captain Morgan's playbook; certainly her leather riding pants give her an air of seductive danger. But her drunken and licentious motorcycle journey across the country is starting to take its toll. As the miles roll on and the list of egregious sins accumulate, we start to unravel the dark and heartbreaking past that set her on this road. When she reunites with her teenage son Jordan, she will have to look deeper into herself than she would like. Can she find the woman and mother that she was, or will she be cursed to endure the recurring agony of her poor yet tremendously exciting choices? And if she does stumble upon love, can she manage to hold onto it? As the panoramic beauty of Western America passes by her story peels back and shows the exposed core of who Anne Carter is.