Imagine you lived in a small town with the beautifully quaint name of APPLESEED LAKE.  Now, imagine that the name of the town derived from the wonderful lake that was the main attraction of the town, along with the rows and rows of apple trees adorning almost every street.

Now take that away.

For Eddie Freeman, life in Appleseed Lake is as limiting as the town itself, after it’s lake has all but dried up and the rows of apple trees have been cut down for housing redevelopment.  Eddie makes and sells homemade wine, without a licence.  He lives with his ex-girlfriend who went off and married his now-deceased father.  He lusts after the local waitress, and has to put up with the various oddball inhabitants, most of which he calls his friends.

Then Robin, his old flame breezes back into town, so Eddie finds it’s time to start making some choices.

Only making choices is not Eddie’s strong point.

In fact, Eddie doesn’t know what his strong point is and he now has less than 36 hours to work it out.