Bell and Roe live isolated lives in a postapocalyptic wasteland, Bell with her books and Roe with her guns. When they happen to meet, Bell shows Roe a

game: take o your gas mask and see if you can breathe. Taste this plant and

see if you survive. Do more than just not-die. When Bell brings vegetables

from her garden to trade, she is trapped in Roe's shelter by a sudden acid

rainstorm. A tenuous friendship develops, nurtured by Bell's endless stash of

fairy tales. Then Bell steals one of Roe's guns. She says she needs it to hunt, but

what else might she have planned? Roe's shelter is stocked with canned goods

and other priceless resources. Is their friendship true, or just another game?

Bell and Roe live isolated lives in a postapocalyptic wasteland Bell with her books and Roe with her guns. When they happen to meet Bell shows Roe a

game: take o your gas mask and see if you can breathe. Taste this plant and

see if you survive. Do more than just not-die. When Bell brings vegetables

from her garden to trade she is trapped in Roe's shelter by a sudden acid

rainstorm. A tenuous friendship develops nurtured by Bell's endless stash of

fairy tales. Then Bell steals one of Roe's guns. She says she needs it to hunt but

what else might she have planned? Roe's shelter is stocked with canned goods

and other priceless resources. Is their friendship true or just another game?

Bell and Roe live in a post-apocalyptic wasteland that is so far gone they don't even remember a time when there were grocery stores, safe drinking water, or 911. They each live in isolation, until they happen to meet. Bell shows Roe a game: take off your mask and see if you can breathe. Try this vegetable, and see if you wake up. Read a poem. Do more than just not die. Bell may also have ulterior motives. Roe's shelter is stocked with years worth of canned goods and other priceless resources. Is their friendship true-or just another game?