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Tomorrows End: The path of a savior (1) Kindle Edition

by G Morris (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 115 ratings
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The Matrix meets Hellraiser!

Demons are everywhere.

And so are aliens that orchestrate our existence, undetected.

Kevin Knight’s been training his whole life to fulfill a galaxy-saving prophecy. But when a grisly tragedy lands him in jail and demonic forces flood his consciousness, the fate of time and space seems doomed.

Until a trench coat-wearing alien shatters his understanding of reality.

Discovering Earth is merely an alien illusion to manipulate humankind, Kevin struggles to know whom to believe—his strange scaly new friend or the dark voices in his head. But with Hell itself planning to slaughter everyone, he must purge his possession and master his powers to reprogram the future.

Experience the first book in the series that begins with this coming-of-age story - The series that answers questions of free will and the meaning of life.

If you like Clive Barker, Frank Herbert, Richard K. Morgan, or the movie The Adjustment Bureau, you’ll love the 10 time award winning Tomorrows End series.
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From the Publisher

A compelling dark tale discovering the roots of free will
Set in a chilling future

City

Gun

light

A CIVILIZATION TO SAVE

Explore an eerie glimpse into the future with the spectral nefariousness of Earth ruled by reptilian aliens and humans reduced to cannon fodder. How did this debacle come about? Most importantly, how can peace be restored?

A WAR TO FIGHT

Follow the path of messiah and protagonist Kevin as he gains awareness of his powers in a maelstrom of violence and darkness that will grip your breath. The fate of humanity is in his hands; will he be able to redeem his freedom?

AN ORDER TO SUBVERT

Cleverly interwoven with philosophical and biblical concepts, this story will offer you several insights into notions such as moral relativism and free will a thought-provoking and inspiring read that will stick in your heart.

A wealth of thought-provoking
A tale of reclaiming our destiny as human beings

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Pam Truax- Authors Reading
Tomorrow's End is the first book of G. R. Morris' series. He did a superb job of ending Tomorrow's End and leaving the reader absolutely positive they must read the next in the series. Mr. Morris has a very sci-fi take on his characters and does a masterful job describing them and their surroundings. Get ready for gross and gruesome descriptions of those you are reading about. Enjoyed the read and will read book no. 2!!

COZY WITH BOOKS- The book was so engaging and I'm invested in continuing to book two, to which I eagerly await, although with slight hesitation because this first one already threw me in a hurricane and I'm still trying to process half of what's happened, and what's learned.. It's mind-blowing for sure. I repeat. This book blew my mind. It's the type of book where, were it to be a Youtube video and if I were to do any form of drugs I'd comment, "I'm way too high for this s***." Goes beyond shower thoughts. Beyond laying on your pillow questioning your existence and the meaning of life. The book is written in a way to provoke the reader to question reality as we see it.

THE READING CAFE-
- TOMORROW'S END is an infinitely detailed and creative story with whispers of the Matrix in that Kevin is our reluctant savior and hero, prophesized to save humanity and the world, mentored by a guardian who knows the future and Kevin's role as salvation and the one.

John - Hollywood Book Reviews
"Tomorrows End" is a story that has to be read. It is nearly impossible to summarize without giving away huge plot twists. Kevin is thrown in a battle between good and evil that spans time and space. It is a story that grabs the attention from page one and never let's go. Kevin's adventures make for a thundering roller-coaster read rife with philosophy, religion, and morality. "Tomorrows End" is not suited for younger readers, thanks for over the top gore and mature concepts. This will be a great series that blends elements from "The Matrix" and "Dune" into a sci-fi powerhouse of a story. "Tomorrows End" will be a series that lingers in readers' hearts and transports you to a new world."

Greg Erdman - Goodreads
"Wow out of the park! This book is a must read sci-fi action horror epic. I can hardly wait for part 2. The story is filled with plenty of action and the visuals brought to the minds-eye are some of the best ive read in a long time. This book will grab you from the open to close. Buckle your seat belt and enjoy the show!"

BOOKISH BEYOND-
"I really enjoyed Tomorrow's End. It was an intelligent and thought-provoking read,
with a lot of action."

Heather Osbourne -Readers Favorite
Mr. Morris is a fascinating storyteller with a very vivid imagination. He weaves together religious mythology with a science fiction flair. I had a very easy time following the series of events and enjoyed the contrasting stories of Daren and Kevin. The battle between light and dark was compelling. I loved how, throughout the story, the contrasting forces were always at war, forming a prevalent theme throughout the novel. Tomorrows End was definitely a memorable read and I hope to have the opportunity to explore book two soon!

Discourse Booktube
-I absolutely loved the description throughout this story. It is honestly what kept me enthralled after every page. The blood, guts and gore could definitely be hard on the stomach but if this is your thing, then this is your book! Plus, this is such a unique and awesome sci-fi/horror mix. I cannot wait for the second book to delve in further to other characters that were so intriguing and to see how it all pans out.

Reader Views
"Tomorrow's End" by G.R. Morris is an epic philosophical sci-fi horror story - wow! As the author's debut novel, it's book one in a series that promises to entertain, horrify, enlighten, and expand the minds of all who dare to partake in this glorious production.

The Columbia Review
"Tomorrow's End" is an original story of pain and redemption, as the author aptly quotes Khalil Gibran: "Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding." This is a solid first novel by G.R. Morris that will leave fantasy and science-fiction fans asking for the next installment. Bring it on!"

From the Back Cover

-FOREWORD/CLARION REVIEWS
"A nonstop joyride in a jacked muscle car with no breaks."
- LEE GOODEN CLARION REVIEWS
"Quantum physics, philosophy, and comparitive religion clicks into place like the uniform colors of a solved Rubiks cube.."
"Like Clive Barkers Weavewolrd juxtaposed with Frank Herberts Dune series."

Product details

  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B09X13LGH6
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ March 31, 2022
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 8793 KB
  • Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
  • Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 442 pages
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 115 ratings

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4.2 out of 5 stars
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Karen A.
5.0 out of 5 stars Gripping, detailed and fast paced
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2021
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The future of humanity is dictated by alien powers, a darkness is on it’s way to destroy what is left of the human race. A young man named Kevin Knight has been prophesied to be the savior of humanity, though he is unaware of this to start. Kevin has not had an easy life, him and his mother have lived with abuse at the hands of his stepfather for as long as he can remember. In another place a young changeling girl named Daren lives in an orphanage where she is abused by the people in charge of caring for her. She soon grows into her powers and must learn about who she is and what she is destined for as well.

G.R. Morris’s Tomorrow’s End is a book about light verse darkness, right and wrong, how they sometimes are blurred depending on your point of view. There is a strong theme about the ability to have free will, does it really exist, or is it all an illusion? There is a lot of focus on who is doing the right thing, It is messy, just like life. There is no one easy answer, characters have to make hard choices sometimes.

If you dislike lots of details about torture, gore, and death, this may not be the novel for you. There are very vivid descriptions of the torture and abuse by some of the characters. The story revolves around the war between humans and aliens so you can’t just skip over the bloody details. They give the reader insight to the characters and how they got to where they are today. As descriptive as the war and death is, the detail that Morris puts into his character’s psychological development is just at noteworthy. You really get into their heads and feel the struggle of light vs darkness. You feel Kevin’s anxiety and discomfort with being the one to fulfill prophecy. It takes a while for him to come to terms with the reality of his situation and following him as he does this is entertaining. As is the story of Daren, and how she comes into her powers and her own destiny.

The style of writing is engaging and well organized. Even with the time travel element it is easy to follow the story lines and time shifts. I loved the chapter breaks with quotes, they give a tease of what to expect in the chapter. I didn’t think I was going to get so interested in the story from the opening chapter, but as soon as I met Kevin in the story I was hooked. It just pulls you in with twists and changes. This is a book you have to just read to really understand the depth of G.R. Morris’s talent.
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Margaret
4.0 out of 5 stars Engaging science fiction novel
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2021
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Tomorrow’s End by G. R. Morris defies standard literary labels. It is a novel that can be described as science fiction, fantasy, religious exploration, or action thriller; and though it crosses into these varied genres, it falls mostly obviously into the category of science faction. I have read what I would call “light” science fiction before, with space and time travel, but Tomorrow’s End is the first full-on “aliens are secretly controlling mankind” type of science fiction book that I have read before. I struggled a bit in the opening chapters to get comfortable with Tomorrow’s End, as it is chock-full of complicated species, backstories, and characters; however, as the novel progressed and Morris explained more of the book’s history through the characters, I found myself engrossed and rapidly turning the pages to find out what happens next.

The novel centers on young Kevin Knight, a teenage boy growing up in the United States in the 1970s. Unbeknownst to him, though, Kevin is at the center of many alien species’ religious dogmas, with some cultures viewing him as the savior of Earth and all humankind, and others viewing him as an evil entity to be destroyed. A relatively normal young man, Kevin is understandably shaken when his guardian alien, Robert, appears and reveals the truth of the world and Kevin’s destiny, sweeping Kevin away on a possibly suicidal mission.

While Robert whisks Kevin away on a dangerous and thrilling series of adventures as he is groomed for his role as hopeful savior, the novel continues in parallel following a stunning young woman who is a “superhero meets supermodel” named Daren. Though Daren has a relatively smaller role in the novel, I found her persona and story to be much more interesting than that of Kevin, and I would happily have read a book dedicated just to Daren and her development.

Overall, I found Tomorrow’s End to be a highly enjoyable book, and I would give it a solid four star review. In reading it, I was often struck by how beautifully written it was; Morris has a way with words that makes the pages fly by almost too quickly. The dialogue between the characters is well-developed and realistic (well, as realistic as a science fiction book can be), and I felt that the relationships described by Morris were sympathetic and relatable. And, even though I was holding the book in my hands and knew I was rapidly approaching the conclusion, I couldn’t believe it when I reached the end. Morris has set the scene for what’s sure to be a thrilling second installment in the series.

Where Tomorrow’s End falls short, though, is in its overly convoluted plot. I felt solidly confused for the first hundred pages, and not until halfway through the book did I really feel I had a firm grasp on the plot and its intricacies. There are also a number of minor, supporting characters whose relevancy I questioned, as I found them to be more confusing than beneficial to progressing the plot. In spite of this, though, I really did enjoy reading Tomorrow’s End and would recommend it to any science fiction or fantasy reader.
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Sarah Jayne
4.0 out of 5 stars Exciting, but a tad gruesome.
Reviewed in Canada on June 1, 2021
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If you are looking for an engaging, interesting, and mildly disturbing science-fiction that borders on horror, look no further than Tomorrow’s End by G.R. Morris. This epic adventure looks at the philosophical arguments of good versus evil and light versus dark while being packed with action and wonderful storytelling. We follow two central characters: Kevin Knight; the underdog potential saviour of humankind and the product of an uncommon union. We also meet with Daren; a changeling who could very well be the saviour of the universe itself. It’s a heavy and voluminous tale that will excite you as well as reach deep into the recesses of your brain and make you question why you believe what is right and what is wrong.
This is a very well written book with in-depth descriptions which will allow the reader to feel like they are actually living the experiences outlined in the book. This skill, however, can be a double-edge sword. There is far more gore and intricate descriptions of violence and abuse than readers might be ready for. This is not a fluffy, safe, science-fiction where humanity rises up against their alien overlords by talking them to death. The violence that our characters, especially a young Kevin Knight, experience is horrific. There is no doubt that there are people in our reality that experience these very things, but it is another thing to willingly consume the details and make ourselves vulnerable to experiencing it through Morris’ words.
Aside from this detractor, this book is definitely worth a read. If you have the stomach and the sturdy heart to withstand the descriptions of violence and pain, then you will enjoy the rest that this book has to offer. Morris clearly takes pride in his writing and does his best to create characters that are worthy of our emotional investment and that are interesting to follow on their journey.
The first book in a series with an undisclosed number of installments Tomorrow’s End by G. R. Morris is an exciting, if not bloody, adventure into time and space. The mental twists will have your brain doing gymnastics but will not leave you lost. Will our young protagonist, Kevin Knight the prophesied saviour of humanity, live up to the role thrust upon him? Will Daren save the universe or be the demise of it? It’s an exciting adventure but be warned: it is not for the faint of heart.
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Anastasia Styles
4.0 out of 5 stars Full of action, gore, and questions within questions
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 31, 2022
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This sci-fi starts the way it means to go on with a scene of torture for its own sake, and sets the pace for the story to follow—the feel is one of constant action even when it’s actually a dialogue scene, and certainly one doesn’t go far without encountering further gore.

Morris writes in a style that consistently presents more questions than answers, so readers who enjoy figuring things out during the course of reading will find plenty to delight in when it comes to a universe that’s been built to constantly suggest more beyond what we get to see.

Presented as a “blending of the Matrix and Hellraiser”, there are levels within levels and it’s for the reader to question each disturbing revelation for the truth within, or behind, or somewhere else entirely, never being quite sure whether we’ve truly got to the bottom of things.

Characterization is less deep, and more focussed on archetypes, but that works well for the overall thrust of the narrative.

All in all, sci-fi fans who like more than a dash of horror and a degree of reality-questioning, will surely enjoy this.
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Akshu Sharma
4.0 out of 5 stars Amazing fiction book
Reviewed in India on September 20, 2021
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G. R. Morris outlines the view of a world that has been sabotaged, mopped of its occupants, and entirely deserted. This is the story of the crucial character Kevin the underdog talented rescuer of humanity and the output of an unusual federation. We also confront Daren; a gorgeous girl, has many hurdles, with god-like strengths and a magical turned to Kevin.Kevin is knocked in a crusade between good and evil that extends time and space. The chaos that our characters, particularly an untrained Kevin Knight, experience is terrible.
You get into their heads and see the conflict of light vs darkness. You sense Kevin’s tension and trouble with existing the one to satisfy the prophecy. They are amongst specific souls who are on a task to rebuild the world and their biggest faith is transferring back in time.It will keep the bookworm hooked till the climax and make one interested to know what happens next.It is a very interesting book due to which you will not get bored while reading it. I liked the vocabulary used by the author. It’s served with drama, dilemma, thrill, and fiction so it makes it an excellent book to read.
The plot has a lot of tension and thrill which keeps readers glued to the book till the end.
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Diana Levit
5.0 out of 5 stars Beautifully dark
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 9, 2021
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I must admit I am not the biggest fan of science fiction and I am not sure what prompt me into buying this book ( perhaps it was the mysterious cover) but I am very happy this book ended up in my hands!

I love how the book pre-sets your mood with amazing drawings at the very start.

Overall this is a very dark read that challenges and criticizes the dogmas, the ‘norms’ of the 70s, and to me personally the sci-fi element seemed not so essential. Of course the aliens do make the story more dramatic and vivid, but even if the invaders were not a part of the plot, the book would still remain a very strong piece.

I absolutely love the level of detailing when describing the plot. I cannot stress enough how strongly I enjoyed the use of language, the dialogues and character description in this book. These are the things that so many indie writers fail to make right, yet when it comes to ‘Tomorrow’s end’ those things are taken care of brilliantly!

It actually shows that G. R. Morris has put a lot of time developing the plot. It is quite a task really considering the plot keeps jumping back and forth, but yet again the author nails it.

Overall, it is a very deep read and there were a couple of times when I had to reread a certain page to fully understand the inner context Morris has hidden within the text. I personally love these kind of books so I really enjoyed Tomorrow’s End.

I strongly believe that the book can appeal to more then sci-fi/goth/horror fans. The story is super imaginative and attention grabbing, while having multiple levels of deepness. I will definitely recommend this book to my friends and surely will be reading this book again.
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Rebecca
3.0 out of 5 stars Full of action!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2022
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I am usually a fan of science fiction and this book seemed to promise a great ride, sci-fi with a huge dollop of philosophy thrown in - a perfect balance for me. What I had missed was that this was horror and full of 'chilling violence'. So be more prepared than I was! From the minute you start you are thrown straight into the action, the opening scene setting the tone of gore and torture that continues throughout the book.

Kevin is the reluctant saviour, who is destined to save humanity in a world that is slowly being swallowed up in darkness. I found the book quite hard going as it switches between characters and timelines, getting quite confused in the first part of the book as to how the stories linked together, and the purpose of the different characters. The themes of evil and demons isn't a new one but the author uses it very effectively in this book.

Ultimately this book wasn't for me. I found it confusing and the level of gore stomach churning, acknowledging that this was somewhat my problem, not the author's! R G Morris has crafted a fast paced, creative and exciting story. Those who can cope with such a gruesome read and enjoy the complexity of switching timelines, you will be in your element!
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