Imagine a time when millions of people from every country in the world disappear off the face of the earth. Such an event can actually happen "in the twinkling of an eye," according to I Corinthians 15:52 and I Thessalonians 4:17. Marleen Kunze considers the impact that disappearances can have on an ordinary middle-class American family in The First Ten Days. Matt Moses and his family investigate his missing sister's family, and in the process, they live in their house, drive their cars, eat their food, and spend their money.
As the Moses family live the life of their missing family, will they enjoy the easy life, will they wish they too had disappeared, or will they take up the mission of their relatives? What evil forces will the family face in a world that changes dramatically in just The First Ten Days?
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