When Joe Brescoe’s troubled older brother, Warren, appears on his doorstep late one night suffering a gruesome facial injury after a mysterious car accident, Joe initially writes it off as another incident in Warren’s long history of self-inflicted drama. But when Joe later learns that his brother had been fleeing a botched robbery attempt—specifically, Warren had broken into their childhood home—Joe finds himself drawn, surprisingly, into his brother’s story. With his own life fraying at the seams, Joe not only feels empathetic toward his brother for the first time in his life, but is also willing, despite everything, to help him: to return to that childhood home—this time together—to finally right some long-stagnant wrongs.