Blind Turn

A deadly crash caused by a driver checking a phone sends shockwaves through a Texas town and tests the bond between a mother and daughter. Liz Johnson has raised her daughter Jessica largely on her own, and Jessica has always been the kind of student and athlete parents hope for: a strong grade-point average, a place on the track team, and a reputation for doing right. Her life is upended when she is blamed for the death of the high school's well-loved football coach, in a town where Friday night games are almost a civic religion.

While the case moves through the courts, the community has already reached its own judgment. Liz, desperate for help, must ask for legal counsel from a lawyer she once turned down romantically, and she tries to keep things civil with her former husband. Meanwhile, Jessica is isolated at school, confronted by angry classmates and struggling with her own inner turmoil. She faces a possible prison term for a crash she cannot remember.