"No matter where you go, no matter whether you succeed or fail, stand or fall, no gone is too far gone. You can always come home."

Cooper O'Connor was a long way from home--both geographically and from the damage he caused. Now that he's back, is healing possible?

At the age of eighteen, singer/songwriter Cooper O'Connor thumbed his nose at his dad, stole most everything he held dear, and made his way to Nashville . . . where he promptly lost everything. After five difficult years, he fell in love with Daley Cross, an angelic voice in need of a song. As their friendship grows and he realizes his love for her, he's framed for a crime, shot, and left to die in a house on fire. Miraculously, he survives but the damage is severe: he can no longer sing or play music.

He quietly returns home to the mountains of Colorado, hoping to answer the questions that plague him. With forgiveness and reconciliation a distant dream, Cooper searches for a way to use his gifts for others--always hoping that somewhere along the way redemption will come within reach.