What Tomorrow Brings

By: Jacqueline Druga

Narrated by: Andrew B. Wehrlen

In the midst of a bitter family feud, the much divided Rolland family is thrown together when news of their father's untimely passing places them on a red-eye flight from Seattle to Washington D.C. Although, they are physically close in the tight space of the aircraft, Rege, Mark, and Kit are at their farthest distance apart emotionally.

Until the unthinkable happens.

Two hours into the flight, missiles streak across the star-filled sky, the detonation of a nuclear warhead causes the plane to make a forced landing.

A family torn apart are now together living the inconceivable. Circumstances outside of their shelter are dire and the future far from certain.

America is devastated and crippled by the nuclear attacks. Rege, Mark, and Kit must chart out their path deciding what to do and where to go. What is right? What is wrong? Not only for the Rolland Family, but for everyone, survival is the top priority. Each day is a fight against the odds for water and food, while holding on to every ounce of hope they can live long enough to see tomorrow.

©2017 Jacqueline Druga (P)2017 Jacqueline Druga

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Not really what I expected in a post apocalyptic book. More drama than action. I did enjoy the whole family drama thing. A well told story that kept my attention. I liked it very much.

Andrew Wehrlen did a fantastic job as always. I love his work.

This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review.

Love different take on apocalypse story

I’ve read and now listened to the story. Hearing it adds depth to the story. As if the characters are telling their story.

How many of us could survive without power. Or cars? This is the arc of the tale. Grab this. We all have time to listen to books. Enjoy!

Not a bad book

I thought it would be more engaging. Its the same story of the destruction of the human race (aka civilization as we know it) due to nuclear blast. Not a bad book. I would probably listen to it again.

Excellence once again

Jacqueline Druga has a great understanding of what makes us scared. The stark reality of her books combined with the ebb and flow of the story will pull you into it as though you are living the terror. The story of a nuclear holocaust and those that are trying to survive afterwards is so real. You can't help but to care for the characters. You understand their motivation and can agree 100%. Rarely does a book get to me so much that I actually cry when a character dies. Not only has Ms. Druga made me cry over the loss of a character, but this is the second book by her that has moved me to tears. I definitely look forward to more from her in the future.

Mr. Wehrlen was amazing as always. He breathes life into the characters as well. I have listened to several books narrated by him and I look forward to more in the future.

I was given a free preview copy of this audiobook and I am leaving a voluntary review.

One of the BEST books!!!

I so throughly enjoyed this book, I intend on listening to it all over again... Alas Babylon was also a truly fantastic story. The combination of references from Alas, Babylon so carefully interwoven into this story made it one of the best books on “ after the bomb” that I have listened to yet. The characters were people that you really cared about, and story evolved into a believable story line. There were no magic unbelievable feats of rescue here. One of best stories about people and the suffering they endure after America is involved in a nuclear war. This is not a book in which everything is better after 6 months but it shows the internal struggle of a main character to accept a closure much different from the one she believed she had to have. Congratulations Ms. Druga this book was wonderful.