There Are Only So Many Tomorrows

About the Book

Two men in 1980s Pietermaritzburg are drawn to the same woman, Abby, quickly becoming each other’s nemesis in a political climate where resistance of any kind often invited executions, factional clashes, clandestine activity, treachery and entrapment. Abby unwittingly becomes the object of a dangerous obsession as the archenemies, not content with displacing the other in her affections, play to ensure the other’s annihilation, none foreseeing the theatre their deadly encounter would be staged, culminating in a clash that potentially destabilizes the entire region and, for one of them, leaves a lasting legacy of shattered hopes, broken dreams, a life destroyed.

About the Author

A law graduate with two LLM degrees behind her name, Jay Gubula began writing in 2008 churning out 2 book manuscripts, several short stories, articles and poetry before she even gave any thought to getting published. Describing herself as a social network junkie with no plans to visit rehab, and an armchair revolutionary out to buck the trend of current politically correct social norms, Jay divides her time between weekly guitar lessons, full-time employment and being homemaker to husband Morris and their three children aged 23, 17 and 15 respectively. Home is Pretoria, South Africa.