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Between Two Tomorrows
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-81-999105-9-1
- EAN9788199910591
- Date de parution29/08/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRidhzWorld Publishing
Résumé
A mysterious book. A hidden doorway. A future she was never meant to see. When a young girl moves into an old house filled with forgotten corners and unsettling secrets, she discovers a mysterious book that should not exist. Its pages are blank. Its author is unknown. Yet the moment she opens it, the house begins to reveal something impossible. A hidden staircase appears behind a bookshelf. Strange visions unfold before her eyes.
Moments from her childhood. Glimpses of a future she cannot understand. And a version of herself she never imagined becoming. Soon, past, present and future begin to collide, forcing her to confront questions she never expected to ask. Can the future be changed? Can the past be escaped? And what happens when the life waiting ahead is not the one she thought she was going to live?Between Two Tomorrows is an imaginative and suspenseful journey through time travel, mystery, alternate realities, family, grief and courage, where every secret leads to another question and every choice may change what comes next.
Some doors should never be opened. Some futures cannot be avoided. About the AuthorSamairaa Joshi is a young storyteller from New Zealand whose imagination thrives in the world of mystery and suspense. Fascinated by the horror-mystery genre from an early age, she enjoys creating stories filled with dark twists, tension and unexpected cliff-hangers. Her creative interests extend beyond writing to drawing, anime, reading and singing, reflecting her vibrant artistic spirit.
Recognised across various platforms for her talent and confidence, Samairaa continues to nurture her creativity and grow as a young author with every story she creates. Between Two Tomorrows is a reflection of her love for mystery, imagination and the unknown, and marks an exciting step in her journey as a young writer.
Moments from her childhood. Glimpses of a future she cannot understand. And a version of herself she never imagined becoming. Soon, past, present and future begin to collide, forcing her to confront questions she never expected to ask. Can the future be changed? Can the past be escaped? And what happens when the life waiting ahead is not the one she thought she was going to live?Between Two Tomorrows is an imaginative and suspenseful journey through time travel, mystery, alternate realities, family, grief and courage, where every secret leads to another question and every choice may change what comes next.
Some doors should never be opened. Some futures cannot be avoided. About the AuthorSamairaa Joshi is a young storyteller from New Zealand whose imagination thrives in the world of mystery and suspense. Fascinated by the horror-mystery genre from an early age, she enjoys creating stories filled with dark twists, tension and unexpected cliff-hangers. Her creative interests extend beyond writing to drawing, anime, reading and singing, reflecting her vibrant artistic spirit.
Recognised across various platforms for her talent and confidence, Samairaa continues to nurture her creativity and grow as a young author with every story she creates. Between Two Tomorrows is a reflection of her love for mystery, imagination and the unknown, and marks an exciting step in her journey as a young writer.



