After getting caught selling to a minor, Hawke spends fifteen months locked up. In his absence, Eoin gets his shit together--he stays sober, he gets an apartment, a decent paying job. He steers clear of Naome, Hawke's ex, of the people out for Hawke's money--or his life. When Hawke's locked away, it's easy. No one warns about how addictive a guy like Hawke can be, how easy it is to get caught up in the whirlwind of sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Fifteen months of peace, and then Hawke's release threatens the foundation of Eoin's stable new life.