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The story of a teen in a post-apocalyptic US after a nuclear war is forced upon the world where the population is less than 12,000 humans live, 100 of them saved in time capsules in case all other humans were killed. Jacob was placed in New York, and he gets big, bad surprise waiting for him, as he emerges from is 25 dirt nap.
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