The characters in THAT VERY PLACE find themselves in settings—both familiar and strange—where they'd rather not be. Each is either chasing or fleeing someone, bound by a connection they cannot break: an unwanted child, an unloving parent, or the haunting echoes of what could have been. Long-avoided troubles resurface, stirring turmoil and compelling them to confront the damage they've inflicted and the pain they've carried for too long.