I dig post-apocalyptic stuff visually, like in zombie movies or video games like The Last of Us.Īlthough, Last Light dealt with something a little more realistic than a zombie plague. So I was a little skeptical about how reading Last Light would play out for me. I haven’t touched anything SFF related this year besides the comic books I’ve read.
That being said, I really enjoyed the book so much! The slow build-up of Travis and Layne’s relationship from being acquaintances to lovers, mmmmmm… 👩🏽🍳💋! And age-gap romance too! Endure and Survive Honestly, who am I to say no? I live for that shit! I saw Last Light being recommended multiple times on r/RomanceBooks subreddit and that it gives off an “ if you touch her, I will kill you” vibe. This post contains affiliate links and I may earn a small commission through qualifying purchases. Last Light is a standalone post-apocalyptic romance set in the near future after a global catastrophe. Until we reach what’s left of our town and can finally let go of one another. He’s gruff and stoic and unfriendly, and I don’t really know or like him. Travis used to fix my car, and now he’s all I have left in the world.
The only way I’m going to make it is by trusting Travis. To survive, I’ll have to salvage food and supplies and try to avoid violent men who’ve learned they can take what they want by force. Now the last member of my family has died, and I’m forced to travel across what’s left of three states to find the only people I know left alive. Even during the peak period you'll still be able to find a quiet spot on the South Coast's most impressive beach.It only took four years for the world to fall apart. Just an hour outside of London, the sand and sea makes for a great escape from the hustle and bustle of real life.
Camber Sands is one of the best places for beachcombing in the UK and between October and April, this magnificent beach is even dog friendly. Enjoy some wind surfing, kite surfing or swimming but remember to stay between the flags. If you venture to the western end of the 5 miles long beach, you’ll find wall to wall sand where the River Rother empties into the sea. If you're staying on park the beach is right on the doorstep, but there is a car park should you choose to drive. Nearby is the village of Camber where you can enjoy some of the local cafés and shops. The fabulous views and vast dunes provide a perfect spot for an afternoon stroll or a picnic. Camber Sands beach is the only beach in East Sussex where you’ll find golden sand rather than pebbles and shingle.
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