From a young age, Jonathan Fitzgerald was groomed to become his father William's successor to lead Fitzgerald International. As his only heir, Jonathan stood to inherit the vast holdings of the company. The inner circle of his ideal life was rounded off by his two best friends since childhood, Maxwell Adams and Bradley Spellman as well as his beautiful fiancee Madison Shelton. On his flight to a business conference along with Maxwell, their small plane was caught in a deadly snowstorm and despite Jonathan's heroics at the controls, the two friends perished in the furious blizzard. When they found themselves in the afterlife, Max quickly embraced his new existence, but Jonathan was not ready to surrender his humanity just yet. Uninterested in his surroundings, he found himself wondering aimlessly about his newfound existence when he caught a glimpse of a young woman hiking in a scene taking place outside his realm. Jonathan asked her significance to his grandparents who were watching the events unfolding outside. "She's our friends' granddaughter," his grandmother said to him and he went away. Going against a warning given, he somehow is able to cross the dimension back into a limbo of physical existence. But he's no longer a human being and becoming one again would be an impossible undertaking. Undaunted, he prevails and soon after, briefly runs into Eve Anne, the young woman his grandparents had been keenly observing before, a fact that didn't escape him. Struck by her beauty, he couldn't get her off his mind. Soon after witnessing a crime he's marked for death by the hit men who want to silence him at any cost. As he finds himself fighting for his life from an unlikely foe, he's forced to run in a relentless chase that takes him from the States, through Europe and Central America. Fortunately, he finds an unexpected ally that would change his life forever. In the end, he realized he couldn't change fate, at best he could circumvent the path leading to it, but the final destination would be the same.