Flynn Richards

Grey wakes to find a stranger living in a tent on his front lawn. Unable to physically remove him, he is forced to allow the man to steadily encroach on every aspect of his life. When confronted about the man by someone close to him, Grey is compelled to seek a more vulnerable method: coexisting with this presence he cannot escape.

When Noah, a susceptible teen, becomes accquainted with a group with a questionable reputation, his approach to handling family, friendship, “love” adolescence and religion is heavily influenced.