Here/Now

Carter was a "rules" kind of guy. He worked and believed in the system, but the system was unjust. His wife is dead, his brother tragically injured, and an innocent woman paid for the sins of another. Assessing his life, he determines that deceit and lies no longer have a place there. He's lived in the darkness of his own despair, and watched evil corrupt the lives of those he loves. His intent is to destroy it.
What he didn't expect was something beautiful to emerge from the darkness...

Regret lives in the past.
Hope lives in the future.
Reality is the present.

Here/Now is the struggle.

Is it possible that tragic circumstances can birth the most unexpected blessings?