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The year is in the not too distant future, no flying cars, no aliens, no menthol cigs that don't taste like crap. The world has changed however, and changed profoundly. Two months ago there was a WHO announcement of a plague in India, within a month it covered the globe, killing in untold numbers. Back when they were still keeping track, the mortality rate hit 95% in affected areas. In the face of overwhelming death, communities fractured and broke and swathes of the country were abandoned.
The situation has not improved since then. According to the emergency radio, the dead have come back to life. There are tens of tens of millions of corpses and few humans left. Franklin Rosaletti -- known to his now-deceased friends and family as 'Little Frankie' -- is one of those few unlucky survivors. He is without aid and without assistance. Organized humanity still exists, but not in Camden. The Government has abandoned Camden. God has abandoned Camden.
After days holed up in the frozen meat section of the local Walmart, the meats have thawed and soured. Frankie's asylum, his Eden, is destroyed and he must venture forth into the world. He has one goal: survive to see tomorrow
