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Overview

Today, the world as you know it will end. No need to turn off the lights.
Your car suddenly stalls and won't restart. You can't call for help because your cell phone is dead.
Everyone around you is having the same problem . . . and it's just the tip of the iceberg.
Your city is in a blackout. Communication is cut off. Hospital equipment won't operate. And airplanes are falling from the sky.
Is it a terrorist attack . . . or something far worse?
In the face of a crisis that sweeps an entire high-tech planet back to the age before electricity, your family faces a choice. Will you hoard your possessions to survive—or trust God to provide as you offer your resources and your hearts to others?
Yesterday's world is gone. Now all you've got is your family and community. You stand or fall together. Like never before, you must rely on each other.
But one of you is a killer.
#1 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. Last Light is the first book in an exciting new series.

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One day, everything's normal; and then all the power on earth stops dead. Electricity, cell phones, computers, engines -- everything. In the stillness and the darkness, what would you do? In the first volume of Terri Blackstock's series, some men and women turn to God and others turn into killers. Gripping apocalyptic fiction.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780310257677
Publisher: Zondervan
Publication date: 10/1/2005
Pages: 384
Sales rank: 186,924
Series: Restoration Series, #1
Product dimensions: 5.50 (w) x 8.38 (h) x 1.00 (d)

Meet the Author

Terri Blackstock

Terri Blackstock (www.terriblackstock.com) has sold over six million books worldwide and is a New York Times bestselling author. She is the award-winning author of Intervention and Vicious Cycle, as well as such series as Cape Refuge, Newpointe 911, the Sun Coast Chronicles, and the Restoration Series.

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DENI BRANNING STEPPED DOWN ONTO THE TARMAC, PULLED OUT the handle of her carry-on, and glanced back up at her dad. He was just exiting the commuter plane as he chatted over his shoulder with the man who'd sat next to him on the flight. Doug Branning had never met a stranger, which accounted for his success as a stockbroker. He'd snagged some of his best clients on flights like this.
The oppressive Birmingham humidity settled over Deni like a heavy coat. It's temporary, she told herself. She wouldn't have to spend the summer here. Just this last week of May, and then it was back to D.C., her new job, and the fiancé she'd dreamed of for all of her twenty-two years. Yes, it was hot in the nation's capital, too, and probably just as humid. But its fast-paced importance made it easier to bear.
As her father reached the bottom step, his small bag clutched in his hand, the loud hum of the plane's engine went silent. A sudden, eerie quiet settled over the place, as if someone had muted all the machinery around them. The conveyor belt purging the cargo bin of its luggage stopped. The carts dragging the luggage carriers stalled.
She smelled something burning.
Her father seemed oblivious to the sudden change, so she fell into step beside him, rolling her bag behind her.
"Look out! It's coming in too fast!"
She turned back to see the airline employees gaping at the sky. An airliner was descending too steeply from the sky, silently torpedoing toward the runway. "Dad -- !"
She screamed as the plane shattered into the runway, the impact vibrating through her bones. Time seemed to stop in a nightmarish freeze-frame, then roll into slow-motion horror as the plane tumbledwildly across the pavement and spun into a building.
Her dad tried to pull away. "In the building, Deni! Now! Let's go!"
Before she could get her feet to move, the plane exploded, flames bustling around it like a parachute that had finally caught wind. The blast of rippling heat knocked her off her feet, and before she could scramble up, her dad was over her, sheltering her with his body.
"Stay down, honey!"
She struggled to see through the shield of his arms. The fire conquered the broken fuselage, swallowing it whole. She imagined the people inside that plane, crawling over each other in a desperate effort to escape, slowly perishing in the murderous heat. Panic shot through her.
Her father got up and pulled her to her feet. "Come on, we're going inside!"
"But the people! Dad, the people -- " She looked back, feeling the heat on her face.
"Now, Deni!"
"They're burning," she screamed. "Somebody has to get them out!"
"They're trying." His voice broke as he got back to his feet and grabbed up her suitcase. "There's nothing we can do."
She got up, staring toward the wreckage. The crowd of employees who ran to give aid stood helpless, unable to get close. Her father put his arm around her and moved her toward the building. They ran up the steps to their arrival gate.
They were greeted by darkness.
They hurried through the terminal to a window that provided some light. A crowd of people clustered around it, watching the plane burn.
Doug headed for two Delta clerks who stood talking urgently. "Where are the fire trucks? Has anybody called them?" A distracted employee shook his head. "The phones aren't working. Everything's out."
He grabbed his cell phone out of his pocket, and Deni watched him try to dial 911. But the readout was blank. He shook his head. "It's dead. My battery must have lost its charge. Try yours, Deni."
She dug her phone out of her purse and hit the on button. Hers was dead, too. Had both their batteries died on the plane?
She looked back out the window. The plane continued to burn . . . engulfed in a conflagration that wouldn't be quenched. Helpless airport employees stood back, looking around for help. Someone had pulled out a fire extinguisher and was shooting white foam, but it was like squirting a water pistol at a towering inferno.
Deni thought of herself and her dad sitting on the plane just moments ago. It could have been them out there, trapped in a burning metal coffin.
Gritting her teeth, she pounded her fists on the window. "Where are the stupid fire trucks?"
"I don't know." Doug's whisper was helpless, horrified.
She watched the chaos on the tarmac as employees ran in different directions, looking confused and defeated, shouting and gesturing wildly for help. Some started pointing up to the sky . . .
"Another plane!" someone next to her shouted.
She followed the man's gaze to another airliner coming in. The others started to scream as that plane dropped too fast, too steep.
She couldn't watch as it hit the ground, but she heard the deafening sound of another crash, felt the impact shake the building. Screams crescendoed.
Shivering, Deni looked up. The plane was spinning and tumbling across the grass separating the runways.
"Daddy!" She glanced at him, saw the horror in his eyes. She followed his gaze to the sky. Was something shooting the planes down? Were there more to come? Deni slipped her hand into his and felt his trembling. For the first time in her life, she was aware of her father's fear. And though his strong, protective grip held her tight, she knew everything had changed.
DOUG BRANNING'S MIND RACED TO UNDERSTAND -- PLANES falling out of the sky, crashing, burning, people dying . . .
There was a power outage, but that wouldn't have caused planes to crash. Maybe there was some kind of battle going on in the air that they couldn't see. If someone was shooting the planes down, maybe they'd also knocked out the power on the ground. Was it some kind of terrorist attack?
In all his uncertainty, he knew one thing. He had to get his daughter to safety. The airport felt like a target for whatever evil hovered above them. He put his arm around Deni and pulled her from the window. He hoped she couldn't feel his trembling. "Come on, Deni, we're getting out of here."
For once in her life she was compliant as he pulled her up the long dark hall, past the empty gates. Several Delta ground clerks came running past them.
"Excuse me," he called out. "Can anyone tell me what's going on?"
"Power's out," one of them called back. "Nothing's working."
"Did the planes crash because the tower's electricity is down?"
"May have. We can't say for sure."
Doug frowned. That didn't make sense. Didn't pilots have emergency procedures for situations like this?
Couldn't they land the planes without an air traffic controller talking them through it?
He walked Deni past another window and saw the ball of fire, still burning. The other plane hadn't caught fire, and men rushed toward it, fighting to get the door open. Still no fire trucks had come.
"Dad, what's going on? What would make two planes crash?"
He shook his head. "No power outage, that's for sure. One of the planes must have hit a power line."
"No, the power shut down before the crashes. That's why things went quiet. I heard our plane's engine power off at the same time everything else stopped. The luggage belt, the maintenance cars . . ."
Dozens of people were at the second plane now, but they couldn't seem to get inside. He bit his bottom lip. The passengers had all probably died in the impact. How could anyone have survived? He didn't want Deni to see them pulling the bodies out.
"Let's go to the car." Still carrying Deni's suitcase, he headed to the exit. "Maybe we can get a signal on our phones after we leave the airport, and call your mother. She's probably heard about it on the news and can tell us what's happening."
Deni followed him at a trot, hiccuping sobs. He reached the front door, but it didn't open.
"Power's out, Dad," she reminded him.

First Chapter

DENI BRANNING STEPPED DOWN ONTO THE TARMAC, PULLED OUT the handle of her carry-on, and glanced back up at her dad. He was just exiting the commuter plane as he chatted over his shoulder with the man who'd sat next to him on the flight. Doug Branning had never met a stranger, which accounted for his success as a stockbroker. He'd snagged some of his best clients on flights like this.
The oppressive Birmingham humidity settled over Deni like a heavy coat. It's temporary, she told herself. She wouldn't have to spend the summer here. Just this last week of May, and then it was back to D.C., her new job, and the fiance she'd dreamed of for all of her twenty-two years. Yes, it was hot in the nation's capital, too, and prob ably just as humid. But its fast-paced importance made it easier to bear.
As her father reached the bottom step, his small bag clutched in his hand, the loud hum of the plane's engine went silent. A sudden, eerie quiet settled over the place, as if someone had muted all the machinery around them. The conveyor belt purging the cargo bin of its luggage stopped. The carts dragging the luggage carriers stalled.
She smelled something burning.
Her father seemed oblivious to the sudden change, so she fell into step beside him, rolling her bag behind her.
'Look out! It's coming in too fast!'
She turned back to see the airline employees gaping at the sky. An airliner was descending too steeply from the sky, silently torpe doing toward the runway. 'Dad — !'
She screamed as the plane shattered into the runway, the impact vibrating through her bones. Time seemed to stop in a nightmar ish freeze-frame, then roll into slow-motion horror as the plane tumbled wildly across the pavement and spun into a building.
Her dad tried to pull away. 'In the building, Deni! Now! Let's go!'
Before she could get her feet to move, the plane exploded, flames bustling around it like a parachute that had finally caught wind. The blast of rippling heat knocked her off her feet, and before she could scramble up, her dad was over her, sheltering her with his body.
'Stay down, honey!'
She struggled to see through the shield of his arms. The fire conquered the broken fuselage, swallowing it whole. She imagined the people inside that plane, crawling over each other in a desper ate effort to escape, slowly perishing in the murderous heat. Panic shot through her.
Her father got up and pulled her to her feet. 'Come on, we're going inside!'
'But the people! Dad, the people — ' She looked back, feeling the heat on her face.
'Now, Deni!'
'They're burning,' she screamed. 'Somebody has to get them out!'
'They're trying.' His voice broke as he got back to his feet and grabbed up her suitcase. 'There's nothing we can do.'
She got up, staring toward the wreckage. The crowd of employ ees who ran to give aid stood helpless, unable to get close. Her father put his arm around her and moved her toward the building. They ran up the steps to their arrival gate.
They were greeted by darkness.
They hurried through the terminal to a window that provided some light. A crowd of people clustered around it, watching the plane burn.
Doug headed for two Delta clerks who stood talking urgently. 'Where are the fire trucks? Has anybody called them?' A distracted employee shook his head. 'The phones aren't working. Everything's out.'
He grabbed his cell phone out of his pocket, and Deni watched him try to dial 911. But the readout was blank. He shook his head. 'It's dead. My battery must have lost its charge. Try yours, Deni.'
She dug her phone out of her purse and hit the on button. Hers was dead, too. Had both their batteries died on the plane?
She looked back out the window. The plane continued to burn . . . engulfed in a conflagration that wouldn't be quenched. Helpless airport employees stood back, looking around for help. Someone had pulled out a fire extinguisher and was shooting white foam, but it was like squirting a water pistol at a towering inferno.
Deni thought of herself and her dad sitting on the plane just moments ago. It could have been them out there, trapped in a burning metal coffin.
Gritting her teeth, she pounded her fists on the window. 'Where are the stupid fire trucks?'
'I don't know.' Doug's whisper was helpless, horrified.
She watched the chaos on the tarmac as employees ran in dif ferent directions, looking confused and defeated, shouting and gesturing wildly for help. Some started pointing up to the sky . . .
'Another plane!' someone next to her shouted.
She followed the man's gaze to another airliner coming in. The others started to scream as that plane dropped too fast, too steep.
She couldn't watch as it hit the ground, but she heard the deaf ening sound of another crash, felt the impact shake the building. Screams crescendoed.
Shivering, Deni looked up. The plane was spinning and tum bling across the grass separating the runways.
'Daddy!' She glanced at him, saw the horror in his eyes. She followed his gaze to the sky. Was something shooting the planes down? Were there more to come? Deni slipped her hand into his and felt his trembling. For the first time in her life, she was aware of her father's fear. And though his strong, protective grip held her tight, she knew everything had changed.
DOUG BRANNING'S MIND RACED TO UNDERSTAND — PLANES falling out of the sky, crashing, burning, people dying . . .
There was a power outage, but that wouldn't have caused planes to crash. Maybe there was some kind of battle going on in the air that they couldn't see. If someone was shooting the planes down, maybe they'd also knocked out the power on the ground. Was it some kind of terrorist attack?
In all his uncertainty, he knew one thing. He had to get his daughter to safety. The airport felt like a target for whatever evil hovered above them. He put his arm around Deni and pulled her from the window. He hoped she couldn't feel his trembling. 'Come on, Deni, we're getting out of here.'
For once in her life she was compliant as he pulled her up the long dark hall, past the empty gates. Several Delta ground clerks came running past them.
'Excuse me,' he called out. 'Can anyone tell me what's going on?'
'Power's out,' one of them called back. 'Nothing's working.'
'Did the planes crash because the tower's electricity is down?'
'May have. We can't say for sure.'
Doug frowned. That didn't make sense. Didn't pilots have emergency procedures for situations like this?
Couldn't they land the planes without an air traffic controller talk ing them through it?
He walked Deni past another window and saw the ball of fire, still burning. The other plane hadn't caught fire, and men rushed toward it, fighting to get the door open. Still no fire trucks had come.
'Dad, what's going on? What would make two planes crash?'
He shook his head. 'No power outage, that's for sure. One of the planes must have hit a power line.'
'No, the power shut down before the crashes. That's why things went quiet. I heard our plane's engine power off at the same time everything else stopped. The luggage belt, the maintenance cars . . .'
Dozens of people were at the second plane now, but they couldn't seem to get inside. He bit his bottom lip. The passengers had all probably died in the impact. How could anyone have sur vived? He didn't want Deni to see them pulling the bodies out.
'Let's go to the car.' Still carrying Deni's suitcase, he headed to the exit. 'Maybe we can get a signal on our phones after we leave the airport, and call your mother. She's probably heard about it on the news and can tell us what's happening.'
Deni followed him at a trot, hiccuping sobs. He reached the front door, but it didn't open.
'Power's out, Dad,' she reminded him.

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DonGPhipher

Posted December 13, 2008

A Thrilling Page-turner!

Deni Branning and her father just landed at an airport in their city. As they are watching other planes land, one comes falling from the sky, exploding to pieces as it hits the ground. Then another falls, but could it be a coincidence? When Deni and her father attempt to leave, their car doesn't start. As they look around, they realize ALL cars are still. Why don't pagers, cell phones, watches, or any electrical device work? Last Light by Terri Blackstock is a thrilling book about what happens when a city is shut down completely. The Branning family of six must learn to survive without the necessities they normally are blessed with. They have to begin a new, difficult lifestyle while trying to maintain their Christian family, even when things become hostile.

If you like thrilling books that keep you on your feet, Last Light by Terri Blackstock is just that book! After every turn of a page, it gets more and more exciting! If I could choose to, I would have taken a day off just to complete the book. Last Light really put life into a new perspective for me because I realized the huge difference between what is needed and selfishly wanted in life. It's a scary thought to think about how life would be without electricity. I can imagine it would be full of fear and chaos. Without communication and the things that have been created to make life more simple, I don't think many people would know how to maintain a healthy, Christian lifestyle. I love how Terri Blackstock included Christian values into this book and put the message across not to depend on worldly possessions. There wasn¿t anything that I really disliked about the book except that I had nightmares for about a week about living like the Branning family. Living like that would be a nightmare by itself and I¿m certainly glad I got to experience the adventure! I would recommend this book the every one!!

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Anonymous

Posted January 24, 2008

An Excellent Book! Definite Page Turner!

I highly reccommend this book. Terri Blackstock is a great writer. Her style of writing is so easy to read and her words pull you right into the story. Last Light is a great mystery novel, with a refreshing Christian theme behind it. She really makes you take a step back and envision your life without all the materialistic things we take for granted everyday. Not only that, but she adds many many twists and turns! It reminds you how quickly us humans can turn into animals, without God in our lives or some kind of spirituality and ethical grounding. This is a must read for all Christians and non-Christian's alike.

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10712245

Posted March 17, 2011

Very Good

I loved this book tremendously. It will keep you focused and riveted to the end. The series is over, so you dont have to wait or anything. May start out slow, but gets really interesting really fast. Worth it 100%!

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ForHim

Posted January 1, 2011

Riveting!

After reading this mystery/family adventure you will never again take advantage of electricity! This book reminds us to love your neighbor, because you never know how or when we will be used by God!

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Anonymous

Posted September 12, 2008

what a read...

It's few and far between that I read a christian novel that brings me to the edge of my seat. The scary part about this book, is that something like that could actually happen. The way that the families banded together to help each other during trying times helps me see that there is still good in the world. Bringing a family together that was slowly slipping apart by not only faith but by sheer helplessness. I didn t buy this book, it was loaned to me by my grandma, and I can't believe how powerful this series is.

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Anonymous

Posted May 1, 2006

Wonderful!

I had never read a book like this before and I had never heard of the author, but as I looked through the new book section in my library it caught my eye. I am glad I decided to pick it up - I loved it and I plan to read more novels by Terri Blackstock.

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Anonymous

Posted March 3, 2006

Great Book!

This book really held my atttention all the way to the end. It really made me think about life and what I would do in the same situations. I would recommend this book to any and everyone!!

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Anonymous

Posted December 7, 2005

Mind Boggling

I can't wait till the second book comes out,that is a situation that I can't even imagine getting through. As always Terri can write books you want to keep reading until the end and then you want more. She is a fantisic author

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EliseInAZ

Posted May 12, 2012

Terri Blackstock is a bestselling Christian author who says, &qu

Terri Blackstock is a bestselling Christian author who says, "It’s my goal to write fiction that will keep you up all night." In Last Light, she succeeds.

The premise of the story is what if all modern electronics failed due to some natural phenomenon that caused an Electro Magnetic Pulse (EMP)? Planes fall out of the sky, cars stop working, there's no internet or telephone or even water because the pumps don't work. We follow the affluent Banning family, who live near Birmingham, Alabama, as they learn to cope with the new reality and how it changes people.

What most impressed me was how well the characters were drawn. Deni, the daughter in her early twenties with a wedding to plan, lands at the airport with her father just before planes start crashing. Totally self-absorbed, she thinks that her problem of being apart from her fiance and the job she's supposed to start in Washington, DC is the most important thing in the world. Her younger brother sneaks off to a pool party with his friends, drinks beer, and is a little too intimate with a girl than his father would like when he's supposed to be taking his turn to watch over the family. In other words, they behave the way kids do.

I have to admit I'm somewhat of a literary snob. I like books that increase my vocabulary, that have plots where everything is not as it seems, and have complex characters that make me wonder about human nature. Last Light has none of these. Written at what I believe is no more than an eighth grade level, with some annoying conventions (including men toting guns to protect the women), and a strong dose of Bible, it's exactly the kind of book I should have disliked.

But I didn't dislike it. Quite the opposite. I kept turning the pages, couldn't wait to get back to reading it to find out what happened next, and thoroughly enjoyed the story. It's probably the first time the tactic of offering the first book in a series for free with the hope that the reader will want to buy more books in the series has worked for me. Thoroughly enjoyable.
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Anonymous

Posted March 23, 2012

This book will change your look on life!!

I first read this book a few years ago when i saw it at hasting. I was hooked and everyone in my family read it and was hooked too.
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Anonymous

Posted March 4, 2012

Not Very Good

This is the first book I have read by this author and I have to admit it does not make me want to read more from her The book was rather boring I did not even finish it I cannot understand why so many reviews said this book was fastpaced or exciting
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Anonymous

Posted February 23, 2012

Not Ms. Blackstock's best work

I admit, I didn't even finish this book. I normally like Terri Blackstock's books, but this one, though I liked the premise, just didn't deliver! It got tedious and boring and I'm sorry I bought it because it wasn't a good read at all. It is the first in a series, but I'm not interested in going any further in this story!
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Anonymous

Posted February 16, 2012

Powerful and thought provoking

This series was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! I LOVED it. Fast paced and intresting, the books were extremely hard to put down. They have a good, strong Christian message. Also, it really made me think about things we constantly take for granted-electricity and running water. The books made me wonder what life would be like without them. I've always been a fan of the apocalyptic, another reason why I liked the stories. TOTALLY, COMPLETELY ABSOLUTELY AWESOME series. Must read!
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Anonymous

Posted January 6, 2012

Must Read

Terri Blackstock knows how to keep you reading. Couldn't put it down.
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Anonymous

Posted January 5, 2012

Good read!

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Anonymous

Posted January 1, 2012

Well worth reading

A great book...kept me interested and i love how the author created real characters. They are not perfect, but real. In it all is Gods real message of love for us in the deepest pit we are experiencing.
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Anonymous

Posted December 23, 2011

Love it!!!

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Anonymous

Posted December 6, 2011

Eye Opener

Blackstock has done it again! Last Light was the eye opener for any and everybody who goes through the motions of Christianity. Walking this walk is a lifetime journey and in this novel you will see how important it is to walk it in the good times as well as the bad. I enjoyed this and will be getting the 2nd book to this sequel very soon. Enjoy and God Bless!
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Anonymous

Posted November 8, 2011

Love it!!!

This book is awesome! It has great suspense. As i got further and further i thought to myself, what would i do in this situation.
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4087910

Posted August 17, 2011

Awesome - Could we make it?

We are in a time of history when this EMP could very well happen. How many of us would be prepared or even know what to do in a crisis as this? It was so hard to read this knowing that this is a part of reality that could come about. I asked myself would I share my food and water with people in need. I like to think I would. But first of all, I do know my strength would come from my savior, Jesus Christ. With Him guiding my path l know I'll do the right thing.
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