by Daniel Ferreira (Author)

On Tuesday morning, newspaper editor Walter Bell reads his own obituary. It says he will die Wednesday afternoon saving a woman he has never met.

By nightfall, the Porter Falls Gazette has printed dozens more-each describing a death that has not happened yet.

The pages are accurate. Until someone reads them.

As the obituaries spread, strangers become suspects, survivors become celebrities, and governments race to control a future that changes whenever it is observed. Walter and his unlikely allies must decide who has the right to know how a life ends-and whether trying to prevent tomorrow may be the very thing that creates it.

Darkly funny, suspenseful, and unsettling, Tomorrow's Obituaries is a speculative thriller about fate, privacy, free will, and humanity's dangerous need for certainty.

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