This story follows the Steel family and their multi-million dollar conglomerate Steel Publications which houses their top selling magazine Steel Magazine. Canaan “Cane” Steel is the company’s CEO, which was handed down to him from their father, the founder of Steel Publications. However, Cane must run the company with his now ex-wife, Naomi, who always does what she can to oppose him causing friction in the company. Cane also must deal with his siblings – Abigail “Abby” Steel, the COO, Asher Steel, the Marketing Vice President, Jeremiah, the photographer, and Pastor Abelson “Abel”, the “black sheep” of the family, each pose as possible threats towards the throne. Meanwhile, Chloe Sinclair and Demetria Harris, employees at the company, each have ambitions to move up, but they soon find out how hard it is to prosper in this business especially if your last name isn’t Steel.

Location - Russia. Time – future. Most of the world's population died in result of a global catastrophe. The reasons are unknown. Only young and strong survived, but for their right to live they had to pay with their memory. They forgot everything about their former life, retaining only the most primitive skills. Time passed, some people regained their memory partially, and from now on all their aspirations are aimed at reviving, at least partially, the lost way of life. But along the way, they are facing very serious opposition. Some unknown force mercilessly destroys the restored fragments of the former greatness: bridges, power plants, factories and large settlements. When one of the settlements is being attacked, the main character Gosh and his friends undertake an expedition to the mythical Bunker. They are ready either to die in battle with an unknown danger, or to get rid of the threat hanging over humanity once and for all. However, having overcome all the hardships on the dangerous path and reaching the goal, they understand that there is no simple solution to the problem. Whatever choice they make, the fate of humanity will change irrevocably, and the world will never be the same.