This Time Tomorrow
and other stories
with Shannon Cleary (Narrator)
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Pub Date Mar 19 2025 | Archive Date Jun 26 2026
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Description
In ten thrilling stories, lonely young women lost in the confines of modernity are forced to confront the price of human connection through brushes with everyday fears.
In London, an American student lives next door to unimaginable horrors in “The Couple in 2B.”
A successful actress is stalked by a former classmate in “Daisy Bell.”
And in “This Time Tomorrow,” a writer is invited on a weekend getaway by a coworker and her charismatic older boyfriend.
Advance Praise
This Time Tomorrow is at once heartbreaking, frightening, thoughtful, melancholic, and wistful. —Connor W.S. Fineran, author of Blue Rose and Raven
Chilling and unforgettable. —Benjamin Bishop, Reviewer
A couple even gave me nightmares ... and as a major horror lover, that’s a strong testament to the content. —Michelle Tinkham, Reviewer
Available Editions
| EDITION | Audiobook, Unabridged |
| ISBN | 9798999040404 |
| PRICE | |
| DURATION | 4 Hours, 17 Minutes |
Links
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Average rating from 44 members
Featured Reviews
Amber J, Reviewer
I devoured these stories in one sitting and all I can really say is - I want more! Each story is unique with cliff hanger endings and leaves you sitting in the quiet to process how unsafe it is to be a woman.
Charlotte K, Reviewer
A collection of ten well polished short stories that explores the price of connection through the eyes of ten women. I loved this collection, there’s so much depth within these stories, which is remarkable as some of the stories were only ten minutes long. Some were pretty eerie and unnerving, some made my heart heavy and some reflect the hardships of being a woman. The author conveyed the fear of these women perfectly and it was done in such a controlled way.
This was the perfect collection to listen to on audio, the narrators voice was so fluid and she managed to create a dark atmosphere that had both intrigue and depth. There were a few stories that ended quite abruptly, but instead of them feeling unfinished, the abruptness of the endings made them all the more impactful. There’s definitely a few of the stories that left me staring at the wall too.
I only wish it was a longer collection because the vibes were perfect.
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