Although only still in high school, Kyle Phelps had found love in Valerie Brickly that many others search an entire lifetime for. He knew that he would do anything to protect her, including kill for her, and that is exactly what he did.

Valerie had been raped by a man Kyle knew all too well. Kyle's best friend had a history of womanizing but had never taken it to this extreme before. It took one small squeeze and one bullet to put the animal down.

More murders and crimes begin to arise in Kyle's town. The evidence in these crimes point directly to Kyle's involvement, but he has no recollection of having a hand in any of them. The time frames of these crimes pinpoint moments of blankness in Kyle's mind. He can't recall committing such crimes, but on the other hand, he can't remember what he was doing at the time of these crimes.

Kyle finds himself drifting further and further from reality as his brain tries to ponder how he could not recall a single moment of any of the crimes he allegedly committed. He realizes that his mind only becomes clear when he is with Valerie.

As the police close in on Kyle, he finds that he is on the run for his life, and only his love can save him, but how willing is Valerie to forgive him for the evil that he unleashed on the world?