The world as they know it ceases to exist because of a global power outage. Is it a terrorist attack . . . or something far worse?
Birmingham, Alabama, has lost all power. Its streets are jammed with cars that won’t start, its airport engulfed in flames from burning planes. All communications—cell phones, computers, even radios—are silent. Every home and business is dark. Is it a natural disaster . . . a terrorist attack . . . or something far worse?
In the face of a crisis that sweeps an entire high-tech planet back to a time before electricity, the Branning family faces a choice. Will they hoard their possessions in order to survive—or trust God to provide as they share their resources with those around them? Yesterday’s world is gone. Family and community are all that remain. And the outage is revealing the worst in some.
Desperation can be dangerous when a killer lives among them.
New York Times bestselling suspense author Terri Blackstock weaves a masterful what-if novel in which global catastrophe reveals the darkness in human hearts—and lights the way to restoration for a self-centered world.
“Blackstock is absolutely masterful at bringing spiritual dilemmas to the surface and allowing readers to wrestle with them alongside her characters.” —RT Book Reviews, 4.5 stars (of Dawn’s Light)
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"EVERY person in America should read this book! The things that happen will really make you think about how you live from day to day and all that we take for granted, like cars, telephone, and food/water. This is def a re-read!"
— Tami (5 out of 5 stars)
" This is an interesting Christian perspective on some apocalyptic type scenarios. I've read all four (Last Light, Night Light, True Light and Dawn's Light) and enjoyed them all. "
— Robin, 2/17/2014" One of the best, eye opening series I have ever read. "
— Candace, 2/14/2014" Wow. This book was awesome. It really made me think - what if I was put in the same situation. What would I do? I love everything I've read by Blackstock. Definitely a new favorite of mine. "
— Sabrina, 1/29/2014" This is amazing. You will be on your feet the whole way, and you won't be able to put this book down. It is amazing. You really think about what might happen to you if that really happened. "
— Anna, 1/24/2014" Reminded me of another book to similar it was a quick read. "
— Louise, 1/19/2014" all electricity, all cars, all phones are out "
— Debbie, 1/14/2014" woderful story "
— Joe, 1/8/2014" weird and very boring. I gave up on it after 50 pages. "
— Courtney, 1/7/2014" The girl was annoying, and there was a bit too much religious talk for me to truly enjoy it. The story was kinda neat though. "
— Linda, 12/24/2013" I love the whole idea of "what if ..." in this book. It made me a bit more aware of the excesses in my life. "
— Sharene, 12/3/2013" Oops... I left my review as a comment... so you will have to read it there. "
— Suzanne, 10/29/2013" I didn't like this book, but I had to keep listening just to find out what happened. "
— Odetta, 10/27/2013" Very interesting story and plot; charachters are a little annoying at times; not sure if the muder mystry plot was needed, but over all a good book. Ready to read the next one... "
— Gracie33, 10/19/2013" Really enjoyed the story and liked that it was written by a Christian author. A good book series for those just becoming interested in emergency preparedness. "
— Janice, 9/22/2013" A hot summer read that will really make you think about the modern technologies that we have grown to depend upon in modern day life and what it would be like to lose those blessed gifts. "
— Susie, 8/31/2013" So far, it's a page-turner. "
— Jennifer, 3/12/2013" Loved it! Among my favorite ever books! "
— Lillian, 2/28/2013" The premise of this book was intriguing, and really made me think about my own emergency preparedness. Why do I have such a problem with religion in novels?! I think it seems forced and preachy. "
— Kristin, 10/16/2012" Good book about all the power going out, and how different people deal with it...waiting to read the 2nd one, Night Light "
— Rebecca, 9/28/2012" Very interesting story line. Made me really think what it would be like should technology as we know it suddenly vanished. "
— Pamelarowell, 7/16/2012" GREAT BOOK, I couldn't put it down. "
— Tammy, 5/1/2012" A book to make you think about our world and the times we live in and the technology we rely on...interesting and scary all in the same breathe. I plan to read the whole series. "
— Carolyn, 1/20/2012" Very interesting premise, story got bogged down here and there, but the concept of plot is intriguing. "
— Debbi, 9/3/2011" Great series. This one made me read the rest. "
— Phillip, 8/1/2011" I absolutely LOVED this book! The story line, the faith.........I have to add this to my "favorite" books. "
— Laurie, 7/24/2011" I didn't have high expectations of a free Kindle download but I really enjoyed this book. It makes you wonder how you would react and how you would survive if all our modern conveniences just ceased to function. "
— Kathi, 5/14/2011" The girl was annoying, and there was a bit too much religious talk for me to truly enjoy it. The story was kinda neat though. "
— Linda, 4/26/2011" A book to make you think about our world and the times we live in and the technology we rely on...interesting and scary all in the same breathe. I plan to read the whole series. "
— Carolyn, 4/10/2011" I didn't like this book as well as some of the other Blackstock's I've read. I will read the rest of the series, mostly because I don't like leaving things unfinished. Maybe the others will move me more. "
— Pat, 4/9/2011" We rely so much on our modern technology. How would be cope today without it as it has become part of our life? "
— Beth, 4/2/2011" Very interesting story line. Made me really think what it would be like should technology as we know it suddenly vanished. <br/> "
— Pamelarowell, 3/14/2011" Pretty good story about what our world would be like if all sources of electrical energy ceased to exist and how people would react. Read on my Kindle. "
— Edb, 2/21/2011" I absolutely LOVED this book! The story line, the faith.........I have to add this to my "favorite" books. "
— Laurie, 1/29/2011Terri Blackstock made a decision more than a decade ago that permanently changed the direction of her writing career. She had grown to become an award-winning secular novelist of over thirty published titles. And yet she was miserable, and her career left her unfulfilled. One night she decided she would never again write something that was displeasing to God. Since then she has written more than thirty novels, many of which were New York Times bestsellers, and was given the Retailers Choice Award in 2007 for best Christian novel in the general fiction category for Night Light. She lives in Mississippi with her husband, Ken.
Susie Breck’s work has garnered awards both as narrator and director. She won an Audie Award, the audiobook industry’s top honor, for her narration of Sharyn McCrumb’s Ghost Riders. She is married to fellow voice talent Dick Hill, an AudioFile Golden Voice.