What Kind of Paradise

Liza thinks she can escape her past by hiding in a beach house. The ocean doesn't wash away secrets. It just waits for the tide to turn.

People treat the migrant workers like ghosts in their own town. Then a young girl vanishes. Suddenly those invisible people are the only ones who see the truth.

“Blood is thicker than water but it spills just as easily.”

The relationship between Sam and her brother is so messy. You want to trust family. Sometimes family is the biggest threat to your survival.

Looking at the beautiful cliffs of Big Sur feels different now. The beauty is just a mask for something very ugly happening underneath the surface.