In the late 1960s, a runaway bride named Covey disappears into the surf off the coast of Jamaica. In present day, Eleanor Bennett loses her battle with cancer, leaving her two estranged children a flash-drive containing her past.

Byron and Benny struggle to process the revelations learned in Eleanor's first recording, which leads to the question of whether their mother's confessions will help them reconnect or leave them more lost than ever.

Covey finds herself alone in a new city determined to start a new life - with a stolen identity.

Covey gets a chance to start a new life, but only if she makes a huge sacrifice. In present day, Byron must recognize the inequalities he faces at work and Benny reveals the reason she's been estranged from her family for eight years.

Byron and Benny must each face demons from their past - and their mother's.

Benny and Byron are shocked when a stranger shows up unannounced to listen to Eleanor's final recording.

In 1970s London, Covey is faced with a life-altering decision that will affect her children in present day.

After Eleanor's funeral, Byron and Benny finally learn the truth about the murder on the night of their mother's wedding.