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When a blackout and a computer virus sweeps the nation . . .
Margot is at home in Vermont. She hopes that skimming through old Little House on the Prairie books will help her learn enough to grow and preserve food for winter. Too bad there are no books to help her stay cool when Ronan Murphy is around.
Caleb is in Wyoming with his dad, who is probably not the best person to get Caleb safely to Vermont. But since Caleb doesn't have a choice, he straps on a motorcycle helmet and hangs on for dear life.
Leah is in Maine at a "maximum security boarding school for the rich and deranged."
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When a blackout and a computer virus sweeps the nation . . .

Margot is at home in Vermont. She hopes that skimming through old Little House on the Prairie books will help her learn enough to grow and preserve food for winter. Too bad there are no books to help her stay cool when Ronan Murphy is around.

Caleb is in Wyoming with his dad, who is probably not the best person to get Caleb safely to Vermont. But since Caleb doesn't have a choice, he straps on a motorcycle helmet and hangs on for dear life.

Leah is in Maine at a "maximum security boarding school for the rich and deranged." One lie leads to another and soon hiking home to Vermont on the Appalachian Trail with a strange sophomore boy may be her only option for survival.

One family's struggle to find each other after . . .

the blackout.


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Autorenporträt
I had the kind of childhood that generally does not create great art since it was almost cartoonishly happy. My brothers and I had doting parents, wonderful friends and the run of an idyllic little village in Connecticut. Most of my writing is a sort of wish fulfillment; what if there really was magic in the world? What if we had to go back to the pioneer days? What if we could bring back the souls of people we love? I started Golden Light Factory because I love igniting curiosity in young people, and I believe that books have the power to do that. I live with my hubby, three children and several chickens in an idyllic little village in Vermont.