Los Angeles, the eighties. Cait MacReady spends her days in the Special Collections library at UCLA, restoring old books and saving them from the ravages of age. By night she's either catching a show or working her real job, making copies of antique and forbidden texts. But don't call them forgeries. She only gives the customers exactly what they want.
When her old lover and current business partner shows up on behalf of some customers who want a book that isn't written yet, Cait becomes suspicious. When she discovers they're from the organization No Tomorrows, she becomes afraid. And when she finds out that their leader, the enigmatic woman-child known as the Queen, wants the book that only Cait has, she begins to wonder what's real and what she's manufactured on her own.
Part crime novel, part ashes-of-the-past romance, part weird horror, The Queen of No Tomorrows takes readers through dirty alleys and the pounding industrial fever dream of the Last Prayer club, where Cait tries to stay one step ahead of the Queen, who seems to know the future before it's even happened.
A future that Cait would give anything to cut off.
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Returning to print, this is a new and revised edition of the novel, including a new novella. "Dreams are Made of Us" is a story of overnight success after a decade of grinding and finding that freedom isn't free, particularly when someone like the Queen is calling the tunes.
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6.99 ebook - 14.99 paperback - 25.99 hardback
Approximately 180 pages
Horror/Crime/Weird Fantasy
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