NEW MADRID: The Great Crevasse

In the aftermath of an earthquake that has killed a million people and forced millions more from their homes across the central United States, a small group of former soldiers has found refuge in a storage complex built into a mountain during the Cold War. They call their shelter the Haven, and for two months it has kept them, their partners and their relatives safe from the worst of the disaster.

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Then, on the night the group settles down to sleep, a new threat begins to rise from deep below the ground. The quake has split the earth's crust, and salt water is pouring into the opening, threatening to reshape the region. The survivors have no idea how fast the danger is moving, or how little time they may have to act.

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