On an August morning in 1975, Barbara Van Laar—a 13-year-old camper and daughter of the family that owns the camp and most of the local land—vanishes from her bunk. Her disappearance echoes that of her brother, Bear, who went missing 14 years earlier. The incident triggers a multi-layered investigation into the Van Laar family’s secrets, the camp staff, and the surrounding blue-collar community. As the truth unfolds across timelines and multiple perspectives, long-buried tensions about wealth, class, and identity surface.
