A woman escapes from an Institution for the Criminally Insane. Having no memory, she lives on the streets. Flashes appear a glimpses of her past. She remembers a]. Sheas Sara McCormick, doctoras wife, mother of twins, and the child of kind, compassionate, wonderful parents. Life appears perfect, until her parents die in a car crash. Sara is devastated and struggles to cope. To overcome her anguish, she and her toddlers travel to a lakeside cabin. Hours after her arrival, the police discover a hysterical woman by the lake screaming, aIam sorry. Iam sorry. I shouldnat have.a The woman is Sara. The twins are missing. Questions surmount. The aaccidentala car crash, subsequent deaths, and the twinas disappearance, is it all somehow connected? The plot unfolds. The suspects are the obvious and the unobvious. Characters from all walks of life illustrate how lessons learned as children influence who we become.