Gerry is going to be dead in three weeks. He knows exactly when and where-he's trying to manipulate the 'how'. How to plan every detail of his demise to ensure that Daemon, his nemesis whose acting as Gerry's personal Angel of Death, doesn't close-in on his grown son too early. His boy, 'G', will need time to understand what has happened and why, time to make the choice Gerry hopes he will make. The one choice that might change everything. 'G', a 30-something slacker, was named after his father, Gerry Springer. Can you believe it? Who would name their kid Gerry Springer in this day and age? Well, G hates his name for obvious reasons. Less obvious are the reasons he hates his life. When G is involved in a bus accident with a quasi-dangerous stranger and wakes up in 1996, he's sure he's gone bonkers. But then he decides ... maybe not. And if not, then why shouldn't he try to change his crappy future? The only way G knows to do that is by preventing a horrible tragedy he witnessed as a teenager. The calamity that befell his family was the catalyst for most of what went wrong throughout his life and if he could stop it, his dad might never start drinking which means he wouldn't lose his job and the family wouldn't lose their house. G's mom would never have that nervous breakdown and leave. His little sister could grow up. It seems like a solid plan, but life back in good 'ole predictable 1996 is not exactly as G remembers. Was his dads nose always so big? Was his distant mother ever really that attentive or happy? G is doubting everything he sees as his plans to alter the future unravel. When the strange man that G recognizes from the bus accident suddenly shows up and helps him out of a jam, G is sure he's found a new ally, but then he's never been a very good judge of character.