The end isn't nigh. It's here. When Stacy wakes up one morning after a pretty bad night of drinking, she wonders where her husband and son have gone. Then she wonders where her neighbors have gone. Then the rest of the town. She wanders into the street, trying desperately to find someone, anyone. When she finally hears a voice calling for her, the story it tells chills her, confuses her, and leaves Stacy questioning everything.

Randy, the teenage former stock boy, says that everyone's gone. They were taken in the night when Jesus came down from Heaven and took away the righteous and the believers. Why wasn't she taken, Stacy wonders, and how can she be expected to go on living in an empty world knowing she'll never see her husband or son again?

Fans of horror author C. Dennis Moore's dark fantasy novel Revelations are familiar the author's take on the end of the world, but with Aftermath the rules are changed. This all-new look will leave listeners wondering how much more Stacy and company could possibly face in this new, uncertain world. Aftermath raises many questions of faith and fate, then answers those questions in some very unexpected ways.

Just because it's the end of the world, it doesn't mean God is done with us. But are the lost, forgotten, and damned up to the challenge?