Fourteen-year-old Christian Ricardo, whose grandmother has burdened him with the nickname "Darling", is the oldest of three kids being raised by a single mother. Responsibility has forced him to become very mature, while circumstances have kept him incredibly naive in some ways. He can feel that something is "not right" about Mother, but he has no context to help him understand she has a spectrum disorder. After Mother and her menacing boyfriend suddenly take off, Christian has to choose between his version of a quest to rescue his family or settling into the relative safety of life with his grandmother. Frank Lloyd Wrong is a twist on the “coming-of-age” story told with a great deal of humor and empathy for a family living on the fringe.