The world is in a turbulent state. Mother Nature is angry. Volcanos erupting, earthquakes, and meteorites shake the land. Weather patterns are unpredictable. In the midst of the natural destructions loved ones die and others are displaced. Jason Phillips finds himself alone, his home town destroyed and his family dead. Survival is the human instinct. His plan is to reach his childhood friend, his “brother” now living in Colorado where the sea level is higher and the mountains stronger. His journey unexpectantly joins him with two children and brings into his life a woman that stirs feelings he thought would never surface again after the loss of the love of his life years prior. Together they trek land, water and air to reach their destination and find a life together that bonds them as a family. Their lives are not the only ones affected by the disasters overtaking the lands. A Canadian family find themselves stranded in an extreme blizzard but finds shelter in a small ghost town in Montana know as Marysville. A deserted mining town where the only notable landmark is a quaint, out of the way bar and restaurant named Maryville’s House. Patronized by the famous and the regular alike for its hospitality, excellent Montana steaks and anonymity, Maryville’s House is owned and operated by a man named Grant who loves the isolation Marysville offers and its history. He often provides tours of the abandoned Drumlummon Mine that once made the town a bustling hub of the area. Not understanding the ravages overtaking the world, Grant offers his stranded guests a tour of the mines and what follows is unbelievable even for him. An earthquake unexpectedly shakes the mine and traps Grant and the stranded family. From the depths of the mine appears a native tribesman with a story and an invitation to join a human-alien civilization who will make them part of their plan to save some humans from destruction and start them on a change in human existence.
