Terri Blackstock's Last Light is a fictional account of what it would be like to live through a world-wide crisis that plunges the entire planet back to a time before electricity. Anything electric or that relies on electricity does not work:
no refrigeration, no transportation, no communication, etc. All technology is dead. No one knows the cause: terrorists? a natural disaster? The prospects are frightening, but possible in real life--in our "connected world." The story shows how Christians and non-believers alike try to survive in such a scenario. Their faith is sorely tested. The question arises: would our own personal faith survive a similar crisis? (This book is part of Blackstock's "Restoration" series.)
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