Tomorrow by Jeral Davis

Never trust appearances.

Juliana DeLauer, clothed by trendy designers, awakes beside the blood-drenched, silent body of her best friend, Tomorrow. Benjamin Powers, box-office sensation, seeks the privacy only the common man can afford.
When the destinies of these two powerful people collide, both are left contemplating the purpose of their lives. And both are left with remorse—hopeless as they replay events, wondering if they could have made bigger differences.
Someone is always watching, threatening their future. And both of them know it. Their lives depend on what happens Tomorrow.

This gripping page-turner is part romance, part suspense and the author rivets the reader from the breathtaking opening scene to its shocking climax.

Endorsements

“Tomorrow is a powerful story that grabs your attention from the very first page! The gentle message of God's love flows throughout this book, and the characters’ struggles and triumphs will touch your heart. This beautifully written book will stay in your thoughts long after you finish it.” —Sheri Martin

“Jeral Davis does everything right in her debut novel, Tomorrow. It’s wonderfully romantic and always surprising; yet at its tantalizing core, Tomorrow is an enduring testament of God’s redeeming love that will prove to be a landmark contribution to Christian literature.” —Marcus Folmar

“I am not an avid fiction reader. Yet, once I picked up Jeral Davis’ debut novel, Tomorrow, I simply could not put it down. Once you delve into the lives of Ben and Juliana, it will be hard to turn away.” – Judith Nelson


Author Bio


Author Jeral Davis actively ministers at Victory Praise Christian Center, a ministry she and her husband founded in 2006. She has also served as a small group leader through Life Exchange Group Ministries. Jeral believes everyone is created to fulfill a divine ambition and is passionate to assist others to discover their gifts and encourage them to fulfill their God-given purpose. Jeral and her husband, Richard, reside in Colorado with their two sons.