

After a fire kills the most loved man in a trailer park, five people carry five pieces of what really happened. One fact comes out per episode, until the last one: it was never an accident.
Brittany Thorne got out. She married money, moved into a marble house across town, and never went back to the trailer park she grew up in, except at night, to see Wade.
When Wade's trailer burns with him inside it, the town calls it an accident: old park, bad gas lines. Brittany knows better. Wade had a bag packed and was waiting for her. Somebody ran out the back of his trailer that night, and the deputy who was first on the scene carried something out of the smoke wrapped in his jacket.
To find out who killed the man she loved, Brittany has to dig through the ashes of the life she left, and she has to do it without her husband finding out where she goes at night.
Every episode ends on an event. Sex, secrets, a burning trailer, a deputy with something to hide, and lights over a drilling rig that nobody can explain. The mystery has a real answer, and the audience gets one piece of it every 90 seconds.



