All Earth Cries

As the apocalypse descends on the earth, two talented young scientists struggle against the darkness overwhelming their own souls.
Conservation science prodigy Tray Behrens for once wishes he wasn't in the mountains, but with the entire church talking about how college tainted him, his parents figured it was best to send him to his grandparents for a lesson in traditional Christian values. But when Grandpa opens the Bible, and it says something opposite of the church, can Tray cling to the Scriptures once he returns home to more rejection and depression? And if the church won't accept his differences, then will Jesus?
Struck by the horrors of nuclear war and the loss of her family, brilliant young chemist Rosemary Andersen has been unable to speak for months. As she seeks to make her skills useful in a bleak world, she struggles to see the value in herself or her efforts in the face of tragedy. What is a futile existence against overwhelming darkness? Why does the kindness of those around her matter? Maybe Tray's story holds the key to her questions.