Tilt And Jonah

Two men on a journey of basic survival.

A world shattered by a tsunami that literally tipped the continental shelf of the United States, drowning one coast and shattering the other.
In a world devastated by natural catastrophe, where only the strong survive, two men contemplate the reasons behind the disaster, the barbarism of formerly civilized people, and the existence of God. When they find a safe haven, it could shatter their friendship and destroy a partnership that had helped them stay alive.
Who can be trusted, when nothing is what it used to be, or what it seems?
JONAH
In Russia, two U.S. citizens, stranded by the devastation of their homeland, struggle to survive. Among the increasing hostility of the police state and the prejudices of their co-workers, they forge a friendship, then a partnership, and perhaps something more.
When a simple mistake in record-keeping reveals secret information, their lives are turned upside down by the suspicion and paranoia of those around them. A move across the country turns into a flight to the coast. When those who help them are threatened, the only solution is the one offered by Jonah — and they are cast into the icy waters of the sea.