Beneath a Tennessee Sky
Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music…
Jack Hayes thinks he’s made it to the big time with his record deal and tour, but rockstar life isn’t all that it’s made out to be.
Liz forces Jack to wear things he doesn’t like and sing things he doesn’t want to sing. The pressure and lack of sleep are taking its toll, but when he’s on stage, all of that stress disappears into the face of thousands of adoring fans. He knows he has Jinnie to thank for most of it, but life has become so hectic and frazzled that their relationship seems to be nothing more than a fleeting memory now.
Jinnie watches it all from her small town. After she makes a couple of trips to Memphis to see Jack, she realizes she can’t stand his new friends or this new Jack. It isn’t for her and she decides to go home where she belongs, wishing things were the way they used to be—just the two of them sitting on a log in front of a campfire while he strums love songs for her.
One night, Jack makes a huge mistake and now could lose everything. Will Jinnie leave him to wallow in his failure, or show up to save him from himself?
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