Remember Tomorrow
by Gregory Mattix
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Pub Date Sep 24 2019 | Archive Date Nov 30 2019
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Description
Jason Hurd, a man on the verge of giving up on life altogether, suddenly receives a reprieve when a dead man appears out of thin air.
In the dead man’s possession Jason finds an extraordinary device, one that grants its user the ability to travel through time.
With this tremendous power in his hands, he discovers a newfound determination to try to rectify the past failures in his life and avert tragedies in the lives of those he loves.
But meddling with the past always has future consequences, some of which are the least expected. Jason’s journey will ultimately lead him to cross paths with an elusive killer who has been plaguing his small town for decades.
Can Jason right the wrongs of the past and uncover a serial killer, or will he himself become the next victim?
Remember Tomorrow is a nostalgic journey through time, a science-fiction coming-of-age story from the author of Extensis Vitae and Nexus of the Planes.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 1230003401309 |
| PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Dawn K, Reviewer
Jason had reached the lowest point in his life. He was broke, jobless, in constant pain and utterly alone. He has decided to put an end to it all. Then something amazing happens...he discovers time travel and it changes his life. Jason has the opportunity to do things he has only dreamed of including a chance to stop a serial killer.
I did not know what to think of Jason at the beginning of the book, as the story progressed I began to see his character change and grow into a better person. I really like the format of this book. It had straight-forward short chapters that kept moving you forward in the story. I liked how even though it was a sci-fi time travel story, it stayed down to earth in everyday life. Everyone can identify with some aspect of the story and can think of a time in their own lives that they would like to go back to and change. There was also the air of mystery and anticipation to see how things would work out...in his life changes and also with the murders.
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