Is it possible for Rex to reconcile his past so he can finally look toward his future?

Living his life in a constant state of regret, Rex Johnson, drummer of the indie rock band, Prairie Sound, had taken the sex, drugs and rock n roll stereotype seriously. His life having become a continuous drunken haze of conquests, he finds himself drawn into the drug scene, nearly getting himself killed in the process. Two years into his sobriety, and still a prisoner to his self-deprecating thoughts and deepest regrets, he enters the final phase of his recovery only to cross paths with the blue-eyed beauty whose heart became collateral damage to his selfish choices.

As the owner of Meeting Grounds, a quaint and quirky coffee shop in St. Augustine, Harlow Ford envisions a space where one could not only meet friends for a good cup of coffee but where she could provide a safe space for those gathering for recovery meetings. As a single mom, having lost her estranged husband to addiction, she’s determined to live a peaceful life doing her best for her son and her community. When she comes face to face with her first love, a man who betrayed and discarded her young and fragile heart, she sees a man who is broken by his guilt and deserves her grace.

As Rex and Harlow become friends, both bruised by the past, they help each other to heal and find more than their friendship rekindled. A deep and abiding love. But is it possible for Rex to reconcile his past so he can finally look toward his future?

On the Edge of Forever concludes the With the Band series with a slow burn, heartfelt love story that offers hopeful messages about forgiveness. A satisfying redemption story that will both break and repair your heart.