When Chase discovers that he can't make up for past mistakes, he must accept the responsibility of existing in life after death.

Chase is an alcoholic. His girlfriend knows it, his father knows it, and his boss knows it. After getting fired & kicked out of his father's house, Chase turns to the bottle & blacks out. When he wakes up, he finds himself to be the last living soul in his small town. What's left are the living corpses of those who used to inhabit the town's borders. Chase soon discovers something far more terrifying than facing death head on: Impossible redemption. How can the isolated be forgiven for the mistakes they've made? Fostered by some thinking, more drinking, and much repentance, Chase finds a reason to live and goes about seeking rectification through accepting the responsibility of surviving. This, however, is only the beginning of Chase's journey on the road to redemption.—/