Is it true that The Book of Tomorrows is a trilogy in which each book can stand on its own without having read the other books in the trilogy?
Yes, it most definitely can. Set in different time periods, each book can stand alone as a separate novel, which readers may enjoy on their own or altogether. Spanning over 175 years, the trilogy begins at the end of the story in 2190, starting with the first two parts of Book One: Forever Tomorrow, while saving part three until end of the third book. All three parts of book one are appropriate for readers of all ages, while Book Two: I, Messiah and Book Three: The Prophet Warrior are written for more mature readers, who can pass them down to their children when old enough to understand.
Why did you publish The World According to CHAD as a prelude?
It is an important history lesson that doesn’t distort facts in favor of traditional belief systems and deserves its place in the record books, along with my New Constitution—a declaration of equality that truly applies to all. I believe people may use it one day to educate knowledge seekers of all ages.
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