Tomorrow May Never Come - by Lyle D Westbrook (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Some say tomorrow is just another day, but will it come and go in its usual way? Or die out before the sun's first rays.

The Evil Lords will rule with an iron fist, bringing death and destruction to those who resist.

A New World Order is what they want, to make mankind bow down to a One World Government.

Famine, Pestilence, Starvation, and Disease, are the order of the day.

For the wrong he's done, mankind has a terrible price to pay.

From heaven above, the world burns without end. "Oh, Lord, please deliver us from evil," are the cries of men.

The Earthquakes and lava flows free, as mountains crumble to the sea.

But, were we not told this was to be?

"Oh, Lord, will we never learn the lessons of life? The ones taught by Buddha, Mohamed and Jesus Christ."

Black and White, Day and Night, Opposites always fight. One without the other cannot be. No matter who's wrong or right?

With his last breath, I wonder now what the atheist thinks about death.

Will Tomorrow ever come? Has the reign of man really come to an end, or will a new race be born that will learn from history's past?

Review Quotes

Author Lyle D. Westbrook's Tomorrow May NeverCome is an ambitious and sprawling science fiction novel that intertwines intergalactic warfare with humanity's origins. Set against the backdrop of Earth in approximately 11,000 BC, the story delves into cosmic battles, complex characters, and high-stakes decisions which affect not only the fate of Earth - but the entire galaxy. Disclosure: This article is not an endorsement, but a review. The novel opens with a prologue introducing the reader to a world where Earth's early history is shaped by beings from another star system - the United Planets of Nirvana. In this universe, a Great War between the forces of Light and Darkness has already ravaged multiple planets in the Canis Star System. The war's primary antagonists, the Black Lords, are eventually imprisoned on Mars after being pursued to our solar system by the First Fleet of Nirvana. However, even though they are confined, the Black Lords bide their time, building underground bases and warships in preparation for a future assault.

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