Debt and Disregard is about the hard-drinking, rough talking, and sexually pragmatic inhabitants of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with characters defined by the region where they live. Once a booming mine town, Superior Point has turned into a tourist destination anchored by a ski hill. The locals, who once earned good wages in the mines, have become bitter and blame their lack of opportunity on one man. When a mining company offers ski hill owner Lyn Pryce millions for his hill, the decision could make him a hero or pit him against most of the local population. Lyn’s choice will affect his way of life, the economy of the region, and the natural environment. It pulls apart a brother and sister and makes the mine proposition as much a question of loyalty as it is about money.