"The West Wing" meets "Rescue Me" by way of "Vanished" in "Life Without Green" - a political drama about a young Jewish woman's struggle to keep her unraveling life together after her fiancée vanishes in a haze of suspicion. Environmental politics clash with the gambling underworld in this Boston-based mystery.

Rachel Singer is Boston's newly-appointed Director of the Office for Economic and Environmental Innovation - the Mayor's highly controversial pet project to bring economic policy and environmental activism under one roof. On the eve of her office's launch, Rachel's soon-to-be-fiancée, Benjamin "Benji" Green, vanishes without warning, leaving only a cryptic email to explain his reasons and possible whereabouts. Despite this revelation, Rachel has no choice but to go forward with the launch, leading to a disastrous press conference where she leaves the podium in tears. A day that was supposed to be a triumphant beginning to a new career is instead a gauntlet of stunned family and friends, skeptical city officials, and scandal-hungry media.

At work, she relies on her crack team of co-workers - Assistant Director Wayne Johnston, Saskia Jones, a spunky techie, and Carl Whitley, their administrative assistant. They deal with staggering workloads and expectations while fending off the probing questions of tabloid reporter, Sharon Riviere. Off the clock, she turns for comfort to best friend, Melissa Burr as a once-comfortable life becomes a frantic search to uncover the truth behind a man they all thought they knew. A search that will lead them from the underbelly of Boston to the casinos of Las Vegas and back again. A search that will change them all forever.