Book Description
TOMORROW'S OBITUARIES
What would you do if tomorrow's newspaper announced your death today?
Walter Bell has spent his life running the Porter Falls Gazette, a small-town newspaper where the biggest stories rarely make national headlines.
Then, one Tuesday morning, Walter discovers something impossible.
His own obituary.
According to the newspaper, he will die Wednesday afternoon while saving a woman he has never met.
But Walter isn't dead. Not yet.
Soon, the Gazette begins printing obituaries for people who are still very much alive. Every prediction is disturbingly accurate, and the consequences spread far beyond the quiet town of Porter Falls.
As fear grips the public and authorities struggle to understand what's happening, an even more troubling question emerges:
If you know when someone is going to die, can you change their fate? And what happens when you try?
Blending suspense, mystery, dark humor, and thought-provoking questions about free will, Tomorrow's Obituaries explores a world where the future is printed before it happens—and knowing tomorrow may be the most dangerous thing of all.
The future is already written. But can it be rewritten?
Discover Tomorrow's Obituaries, a speculative thriller by Daniel Ferreira.