"When It Was Dark" is a compelling work of fiction authored by Guy Thorne. First published in 1903, this novel steps into the realm of speculative fiction, weaving a narrative that examines the profound impact of doubt and belief on society. Known for its thrilling storyline and deep philosophical undercurrents, this book challenges its readers to ponder the significance of faith in a modern context.
The plot intricately revolves around an elaborate conspiracy designed to undermine Christianity. A falsified archaeological discovery declaring that evidence has been found disproving the resurrection of Jesus ignites a crisis of faith and unleashes chaos across the world. Thorne masterfully crafts a suspenseful tale, exploring human psychology, morality, and the societal upheaval triggered by the erosion of belief.
Characterized by its intense narrative and thought-provoking themes, "When It Was Dark" offers readers a stimulating exploration of faith, ethics, and the social order. Its dramatic and insightful portrayal of the early 20th century social psyche remains relevant to contemporary readers, making it a timeless read.
This edition of "When It Was Dark" is perfect for fans of speculative fiction, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the interplay between religion and society. Guy Thorne's novel stands as an engaging piece of literature that promises to leave a lasting impression on its audience.