Scientist AB has not had much use for morals, faith or people other than his closest friend Clayton, who is now dead along with everyone else in the world. AB appears to be the lone survivor of his civilization that ended by way of a swift moving virus. But due to his chimera DNA, (a medical condition whereby an individual develops with 2 distinct sets of DNA) he has survived. Now faced with the daunting task of locating any possible survivors, AB sets out across country in his search for others. The decisions he makes along the way completely readjusts his thinking and his perspective on what is left of his life, and the new world. The infrastructure of the world is in place, so there is the hope that life can go on, but without family or companionship, should it? The memory of family, friends and faith slowly creeps into his mind with a vigorous new importance now that they are all gone. If the elements don't kill him, the loneliness will. Now free to make his choices based on his knowledge, experience, history, weaknesses or even a whim, what will be the outcome? He must choose wisely all his decisions now because he will suffer the consequences from here on out. He is now the second Adam. Will he make the same mistakes as the first?

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