I have waited, and you have come

Rachel fends for herself in a country brought to its knees. Since Jason left two years ago, she only ventures beyond the safety of herstorm wall when food supplies dwindle.

Her one contact with the outsideworld is through Noah, who runs the market.

Hoping he might be theanswer to her isolation, she proposes a date.

When another man turns upin Noah's place, she is intrigued and repelled in equal measure. And whenNoah denies all knowledge, she sets out to track down the stranger. Could this be a new beginning, or is she being drawn into a dangerousgame?