Andre Bennett has a good life. A loving husband, two great kids, and a home he’s spent sixteen years keeping running while raising their family. He doesn’t regret giving up his legal career to become a stay-at-home dad. But with his children getting older and fifty approaching, Andre is starting to wonder what comes next.

Then, one Monday morning after dropping the kids at school, Andre reaches a stop sign. Left takes him home to dishes, laundry, and the PTA newsletter. Right is…

He turns right.

What begins with pie for breakfast and a simple favor for a stranger quickly becomes the most unpredictable week of Andre’s life. Each time he thinks he’s headed home, another detour presents itself—and Andre becomes a little less interested in saying no.

With a suprisingly well-traveled cat along for the ride, Andre discovers that sometimes the life you’ve carefully built could use a little disruption.

And sometimes you just have to say, “Fuck it,” and turn right.