Drifting Through the Decade

On her deathbed from severe pneumonia in 1979, Junia Hesketh overhears a tragic tale of a woman who works herself to the bone for an ungrateful family, only to die penniless. Waking with a start, Junia is convinced she has been granted a prophetic vision of her own life. Her solution? Take her little brother, abandon her toxic relatives, and absolutely refuse to work hard ever again. She pours her meager savings into a barren, rocky bluff at the edge of Oakhaven - the perfect, isolated spot to set up a hammock and sleep through the impending drama of the 1980s. While her ambitious cousin Marnie exhausts herself trying to conquer the town's social ladder, Junia fiercely protects her peace, napping her days away. She even enters a marriage of convenience with Hollis, a brooding, quiet drifter who offers to repair her shack. But Junia's 'prophecy' was just a hospital radio broadcast, and she completely misunderstood the rules of her reality. Her worthless cliff is actually sitting on a geological goldmine, and her quiet husband is a covert logistics tycoon who is more than happy to fund her lifelong nap. Will Junia ever realize she didn't cheat fate, but simply stumbled into unconditional love?