What would happen if your life was completely wiped from your memory and replaced with another one? You know people and things that happened. But no one knows you, not even the girl you have been in love with since high school. Three days after a serious accident landed Jon Leeds in the hospital, he checks himself out and boards a bus to Low Falls looking for Betty, the girl he has been in love with since high school. He finds Betty is now the owner the "The Diner" a landmark in the town with food and pie that the town has enjoyed for longer than most people can remember. Jon's comment about her not marrying her former boyfriend angers Betty. Not one person in town remembers Jon, not even the chief of police who grew up in Low Falls. But the chief does want to know if someone was riding with Jon when he rolled his car by the fast flowing river. If there was they must have gone into the river. After further conversation with Jon, Betty checks her yearbooks from high school, but she cannot find a picture of Jon in either of them. Who is Jon? Is he someone Betty has forgotten about? Could an entire town forget someone? A mysterious man tells Jon he can find the answers in Florida. What Jon finds in Florida is a life so filled with grief it causes him to go back to Low Falls and try to forget about The Sunshine State. For the first time, Jerry Still is allowing his slow thinking brother, Ben to participate in one of his crimes. Jerry will have to test Ben on their way from Florida to Ohio. Can the two bumbling crooks steal enough money to get them to their biggest heist ever? Will Ben make the cut? Will the other men waiting for Jerry accept Ben? Is there a connection between the criminals and Jon?