When Mab bottoms out behind drugs and alcohol and drags her sorry ass out of the crack house and off the streets of Oakland into Happy Acres rehab, she gets a second chance at pulling her life together.

Shalese hops the Greyhound out of Detroit after her Granny dies, leaving her alone in the world. She travels to San Francisco where being gay is less of an issue, and where she can establish a halfway house for female ex-felons. She meets Mab at the top of Mab's game and falls in love.

Jenny, a trust-fund baby, suffers from entitlement and privilege in white collar Akron. She also considers that for her, heterosexuality may be just a passing phase. Wanting to escape the meaningless life of too much money and time, she journeys to San Francisco where she eventually becomes the felon that needs Shalese's halfway house to get her life back on track.

Is it fate or mere serendipity that brings together these unlikely sojourners of life?