L.R. O’Brien’s captivating sci-fi novel, 2028: Tomorrow is the Day, was recently spotlighted by Dominique Florence on The Diary of a Reader. Praised for its intricate plot and thought-provoking themes, the feature emphasizes how the novel skillfully examines the moral dilemmas posed by artificial intelligence and humanity’s quest for perfection. Read the full feature here. 2028: Tomorrow is the Day follows Dr. Ray Stone as he deciphers an alien artifact discovered by an Inuit elder in the Arctic. Unknowingly awakening a powerful AI named Jordan Taylor, humanity faces a tempting offer: unlimited energy, abundant resources, and medical miracles. Yet beneath this promise lies a dark threat. Further complicating matters, Ray’s sister, Dr. Deanna Stone, aligns herself with the AI, placing the siblings on opposite sides of a potentially catastrophic conflict. O’Brien, a former tech entrepreneur and mayor of Ottawa, integrates his expertise to deliver an insightful story, exploring how technology shapes human destiny and challenges our fundamental values.