Jasmine Prine is in trouble, unjustly convicted of voluntary manslaughter and being transported to an isolated juvenile detention facility where she will face two years of "rehabilitation," at the end of which she will be "evaluated" for probation or, if the authorities are not satisfied, remanded to adult prison to serve out the remainder of a twenty-year sentence. There is also something vaguely disturbing about her fellow inmates, as well as the guards and counselors at the camp-strange enough to trigger a paranoia that has her considering escape plans as an option.