Last Light Book Review
Are you prepared for emergencies? How would you and your family survive if the world as we know it suddenly changed? This is the situation that Doug and his family were thrust into with no warning. Doug and his daughter landed at the airport and suddenly the world went dark; the electricity was out, cars stalled on the interstates, generators quit working, watches stopped and the world quickly went into panic mode.
Last Light 
Last Light Book Review
Last Light is not a typical disaster book where the characters are working to save the world or fix the problem. Instead, the characters in this novel spend many of the pages in the book trying to figure out how they are going to respond to the situations in their neighborhood.
A murderer on the loose, robbery, teenage rebellion, hoarding , fights between friends…. Life without electricity or any of the comforts of civilization takes a toll on the lives of the characters in this book.
There is a strong Christian message in this book that helps determine the choices of each of the characters. Last Light definitely makes you think about how you would respond if the world suddenly changed.
About the Book
After an unexplained catastrophic event in the atmosphere knocks out all electronics in the world, these well-to-do families who’ve accumulated so many things are suddenly left helpless. Their Mercedes and BMWs sit in their driveways, useless. Their expensive, well-appointed homes have no electricity, no refrigeration, no phones. Even their battery-operated electronics don’t work. No one is certain whether the country is under attack. Without communication, there is no way to find out. One family of Christians–the Brannings–realizes the needs of those around them.
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About the Author
Terri Blackstock is a New York Times best-seller, with over six million copies sold worldwide. She has had over twenty-five years of success as a novelist. Terri spent the first twelve years of her life traveling in an Air Force family. She lived in nine states and attended the first four years of school in The Netherlands. Because she was a perpetual “new kid,” her imagination became her closest friend. That, she believes, was the biggest factor in her becoming a novelist. She sold her first novel at the age of twenty-five, and has had a successful career ever since.
I received a copy of this book from Tommy Nelson Book Sneeze. I was not required to write a positive review.
