Today Tomorrow Never

by Sherlina Idid

After a plane crash that leaves Camelia and her family in grave danger, a series of strange and mysterious occurrences begin appearing. She returns home from college one day to find her mother is missing, her home vanishes before her eyes, but then suddenly all seems fine again, her home and mother returns, although now she seems different. 'What got into her? What happened to mum?'
Suddenly her lecturer, Professor Carlos becomes invisible, her best friend Jen disappears, and she feels the intruder or the monstrous creature is still lingering within her compound. Should she scream for help, or should she overturn the intruder?
Camelia witnessed a gunshot on a forehead, streaming of blood flowing. Who murdered her friend? Dr. Mark is in search of missing digital diamond-shaped chips. Will pursuing the lover of his life from university, Casendra is able to satisfy his thirst for selfish invention, romance or will it leads to death?
What phenomenon could it be?

252 pages, Paperback

Published April 12, 2022

Reviews

[Alaina]

I have received this ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Honestly, this was weird. Okay, wait, let me dive into why though. I think it's a language barrier really because of where Today Tomorrow Never is set. In this, you will meet Camelia. Now she's in college but it felt like high school (to me). Then someone explained to me that in other countries college is consider high school and university is considered college. Which, yes, made things much easier to understand.

Other than that, the overall mystery was pretty entertaining. The one thing that probably would have made this a bit more enjoyable is if I had a character to really connect to or even like. Unfortunately, that didn't end up happening and I just sort of waited to see what the outcome would be.

In the end, it definitely had potential to be something better in my eyes. I'm honored that I got the chance to jump into this because I was pretty excited to read it. I'll have to see what else Sherlina comes up with.

[EdenB15]

Thank You to Sherlina for sending me a ARC of this book. I rlly enjoyed it and it kept me on the edge of my seat throughout. Sometimes main characters annoy me however that can’t be said with this book. It’s a great Sci Fi Mystery which I’d recommend to young and old.

[Papatia Feauxzar]

"Today, Tomorrow & Never" is a science and highly technical mystery and the second authored book by Sherlina Idid. The story is mind-boggling because of the events and timelines intertwined between the plots. Since the author is non-US based, the style of speech and narration is a bit different to what we are used to. But overall, I found "Today, Tomorrow & Never" an intriguing read.

[LilBookMonk]

This Science and Technical Mystery is about a woman, Camelia who enrolled as a student at Moonsriver College and often scores all A's in her science subjects. Her mother, Casendra,was working as a free-lance designer for advertisements. She had two best friends at college, Jen and Lousie. 

One day, upon her return to home, she found her mother missing, followed by her friend's family missing. Her home vanishes before her eyes as well and then suddenly after an accident, all seems fine again, she found her mother working in the kitchen. Her home and mother return, but she found some different and strange behavior in her mother. 

With a series of strange and mysterious occurences, all of a sudden her Professor, Carlos become invisible, her best friend Jen disappears and she feels the intruder or the monstrous creature is still lingering within her compound. 

Lousie and Camelia become confident and eager to solve the mystery. Dr Mark,the lover of Casendra from university locked up Casendra like a prisoner, is in search of missing digital diamond-shaped chip.Will Casendra is able to satisfy his thrist for selfish-invention, romance or will it lead to death. 

I found it an intriguing read with lot of suspense till the end. The language used is flowy and lucid.I recommend this to beginners too. 

[Emanuela Myrtezaj]

The author introduces you directly to the topic and the events start happening from the first page. Three close friends Camelia, Louise and Jen try to discover the mystery of the disappearance of their relatives and their strange return. Imagine waking up in the morning and seeing that your mom doesn't seem to be your mom? Scary... 😳 Jen disappears and Camelia and Louise have to move mountains to find her. The reader enters a mysterious world where suspense and fantasy are best interwoven with each other in this book. What is strange is that; yesterday something happened, today it seems as if it never happened. Scary creatures, mad scientists, people who become invisible, this book is perfect for fantasy, thriller and horror readers. The end will shock you! Did everything really happen or was it just people's imagination? 🤔

[its_.bookaholic._me]

Filled with suspense, this novel is something that will make you wonder 'What's going on?' I'll tell you, it will definitely confuse you at start but the ending answered it all. Not even a hint of what's really happening could be predicted until the very end. The science filled technical details were clear and awesome. Only thing was that I wasn't able to connect with the characters. If the story was explained in two POVs or something like that it could have been more connectable. Sci-fi lovers will definitely enjoy it🙌

[Jess Garner]

First I would like to thank Sherlina and LibraryThing for sending me a copy of this book for an honest review. The plot of this story is what drew me to this book. I also like the cover of this book. However whilst I was reading the book I did find it quite confusing to keep up what was going on. I did make it to the end of the of book where things were made clear but you have to wait until the very end for it all to make sense.

[Shariffah Sabrina]

An interesting book! Most definitely would have to read it until the end for a great ending.

[Tanay Mishra]

Really caught me off guard with that ending, the story line and character path of Camelia with the binding element of the book. All in all a solid 4/5