THE LIBRARY OF LOST TOMORROWS

What if tomorrow could be read before it happened?




Dr. Elias Rowan, a London historian haunted by the death of his younger sister, receives a handwritten letter that should not exist. It is written in Clara's handwriting-even though she died six years ago-and it predicts an event that will occur the following morning.



When the impossible prediction comes true, Elias is led beneath an abandoned railway station to a hidden library unlike any place on Earth. Here, every living person has a book, and each book contains a future that has not happened yet.


The moment Elias opens the volume bearing his own name, reality begins to change. Streets disappear. Memories are rewritten. Entire tomorrows vanish from existence.


As a mysterious silver train known only as Tomorrow begins collecting those who have read too far, Elias must uncover the truth behind the Library of Lost Tomorrows before every unwritten future is erased forever.




Atmospheric, emotionally gripping, and filled with psychological suspense, The Library of Lost Tomorrows is the unforgettable first novel in a haunting trilogy about memory, grief, choice, and the dangerous desire to know what comes next.




Perfect for readers who love The Midnight Library, The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, The Silent Patient, and literary mystery thrillers with speculative twists.



Some books tell stories.

This one decides which stories survive.