Nebraska is no place to be gay... Or at least that's what some laws say.

 

Marsha is a single mother, struggling to make ends meet. Her life is nothing short of a disaster, and she has failed everyone she loves, especially her daughter, June. Worse yet, nothing ever seems to change.
 
That is, until a particularly horrible day forces her hand, and she makes the otherwise unimaginable decision to contact her daughter's father, Brad. But as the pressure builds, he shatters her assumptions, exposing a truth he’s kept secret for years.

 

Suddenly, the lies holding her back crumble, and as a rainbow reaches to the ground, she takes her chance to win back Jason, the man of her dreams. But after eleven years, can he forgive her? And even so, should he? All it takes are a few steps into that gothic tower, looming far overhead.

 

If only it were that easy…

 

At the same time, Brad is navigating several new challenges of his own. From learning how to coparent June to  forging the first real connections he’s ever made, he tries to build a life for himself, far removed from his previous fears. But an unhealthy coping mechanism and a cheap bottle of vodka threaten it all.

 

Will despair cloud his fragile hope? Can he stand tall despite the weight of a state that would rather leave him hidden? And does he deserve love, too?

 

Somehow, together, they’ll try to prove that Equality can come Before the Law, after all.