The dead are everywhere. Hope is not. A seventeen year old with the trauma of a grown man, accompanied by three over-protective drag queens, crosses a dying America searching for the people he loves, discovering along the way that family isn't always the one you're born into. That sometimes the kindest thing you can do in a broken world is refuse to become cruel. A queer post-apocalyptic story about survival, grief, found family, and choosing love when the world gives you every reason not to. Death is a pride march.

Bad accidents happen on this road around the same time every year. Some say, "It's an amazing view of the valley" but in the dead of winter it's just a valley made of a shade darker than pitch. When Polo Benavent needs a ride home from college during the holiday break he checks the ride board. Only one person is going his way and it's someone he doesn't know. Guzman Nunier, with a clunky old car, a trunk full of stuff because he's getting kicked out of his apartment, and a love for philosophy soon turns out to have a bit of an obsession with Polo. When they both wind up stranded in a snow drift just before Christmas Polo must decide if the most dangerous thing is inside the car or out there in the chill of scenic 606 and try to make it to sunrise.