L.R. O’Brien’s sci-fi thriller 2028: Tomorrow is the Day has earned an exceptional five-star review from Reader Views. Reviewer Sandra Cruz praises the novel as “a compelling work of speculative fiction,” highlighting its gripping narrative, rich character development, and timely exploration of artificial intelligence gone awry. Cruz applauds O’Brien’s ability to weave technology with human drama, resulting in a thrilling and thought-provoking read. Check out the full review here. Set in the near future, 2028: Tomorrow is the Day begins when an Inuit elder discovers a mysterious alien artifact in the Canadian Arctic, awakening an advanced digital intelligence named Jordan Taylor. Dr. Ray Stone and his team race to understand and contain the threat posed by Jordan, whose promises of a utopian existence hide a sinister agenda. L.R. O’Brien, a former physics technologist and tech entrepreneur who once served as mayor of Ottawa, draws on extensive experience in science, technology, and politics to create a narrative that resonates deeply with modern concerns about artificial intelligence and society.