Tomorrow’s End, the first installment of the series The Path of a Savior by G.R. Morris is an action-packed story that is both engaging and intriguing at the same time. This brilliantly woven science fiction story deals with some gory episodes, while also exploring the deep and philosophical aspects of life. 

The beginning of the story is set in the future, where there has been a massive war between the inhabitants of earth and aliens. The plot moves between past and future, taking readers back to a time where the earth had not been turned into a barren stretch of nothingness. Kevin is the designated savior of humanity, but he has been imprisoned for murdering his step-father. A strange alien called Robert rescues him, and together they embark on a suspenseful mission to follow his destiny. But things go haywire as various intergalactic creatures start considering Kevin a threat. Can Kevin come out victorious and save humanity? Or will he be destroyed by powerful enemies?

The one thing that I enjoyed most about this story was that the plot was never linear, it can be confusing at times to follow the numerous series of incidents happening at different times and places, but it all makes sense and I was blown away by the complexity of the story. The story is a slow build, but I was invested in Kevin’s character and I was desperate to find out if Kevin can emerge victorious and save the inhabitants of earth. 

Kevin and Darren stand out as some of the most intriguing characters in the book, with each one having a backstory that has shaped them into who they are and has pushed them to fulfill their destinies. The story effectively captures their growth, allowing the reader to empathize with them and makes the story much more suspenseful because of it.

Tomorrows End: The path of a savior (1) is a thrilling space adventure with an intense story, a complex plot, and interesting characters. The book explores the timeless conflict of good against evil with a unique take on our existence that will appeal to any science fiction fan.

Pages: 436 | ISBN: 0615852378