Stephen Quinn and his dad are scavengers, roaming what is left of America after the eleventh plague wiped out a major part of the population and Chinese invaders took care of most of the rest. With his father in a coma, Stephen is one his own, struggling to survive. He chances upon a secret settlement where his very presence turns things into an uproar.
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