The small town of Westin is not unlike other small towns throughout The Rust Belt. It has a rundown riverside mill that was once the town's lifeblood. It has teenagers coming of age and using that once striving mill for their own enjoyment. It even has one of those diners that was established back in the 60s. What it has that other small towns don't is what sets it apart for five live-long friends. Ole Crimson Hazy keeps them coming back time and again.

After a decade of not seeing each other, Kelsey and Clark finally have a chance to mend their once fruitful relationship. But what was it that had pushed Kelsey away in the first place? Clark spent everyday during that ten years trying to figure it out. When Kelsey returns, the source of their falling out comes to light.

Following her true passion in life, Val embarks on a journey to rebuild a violin after answering a Facebook Market Place add. But once she arrives, she finds out that the Belfour family heirloom holds much more importance than she could have ever fathomed.

There is a force far beyond the scope of our understanding. It lies within the nothingness. It has always been there and only one of us has ever seen it. Eric Vorduun, the tech mogul has not only seen it, but has sought out the void. He nurtures it. Cares for it. Loves it as his own.

Covington Beller is an up-and-coming architect. He's got a great intern to aid in his efforts. He has his favorite place to grab a burger. He has his portfolio with the blue prints of his dream house. The only thing he doesn't have is the woman he loves. But does that stop her from still being a part of his life?

The five members of the hard rock outfit, Hazy Howl enter the famed Rocky Top Studios to cut their third record. A record that will be their best yet. And their last.  

Kayla and her pup Talbot have stuck together through thick and thin. Through a move away from home, the start up of a new business and when they see The Man In Black once again...