Dwelling Places

The story explores the profound changes in the lives of Mack and Jodie after they abandon farming. Mack struggles with depression, while Jodie faces temptation from another man. Their teenage children seek solace outside the family, with Kenzie gravitating towards fundamentalist Christianity and Taylor mingling with Goths. Through the distinct perspectives of each family member, the narrative highlights the resilience of love and the realization that what they truly seek may have been at home all along.