Sean Ericksen visits what's left of the Berlin Wall during a European vacation. While there, an old derelict bumps into him and ambles off. The experience of seeing the wall and what it meant to so many people shakes him, and he stops at a bar near his hotel to have a beer.

He is blackjacked, thrown into a van, and wakes up in a prison cell. He is interrogated. His tormentors want to know how he came into possession of some highly-classified information. He tries his best to convince them that he has no idea. Terrified, he lashes out and accidentally kills one of his guards.

He finally assures his captors that he knows nothing about what they are talking about. They are convinced that he knows nothing, that he is all alone in Europe, and that no one knows where he is. And because he killed one of the guards, they are going to experiment on him, just for revenge.

They strip him naked, strap him down in a chair and inject him with hideous drugs into one arm while pumping his blood out of the other arm. Day after day, week after week.

One day, he wakes up during a session. He has become immune to the drugs and is no longer of any value to his tormenters.

His captors take him out of prison, throw him into the back of a car and drive through the countryside. He wonders if they are taking him to mine uranium. During the trip, he manages to escape the car in the middle of a winter blizzard. He is naked running down the road in a strange city trying to evade his pursuers. He has no idea what city, or even what country he is in. Every person is his enemy.

Can he possibly find his way home without starving, freezing, or being recaptured?

It is your destiny to read Naked In The Snow, and find out.