Toby wasn't ready to die in 2003 — and wake up in 2088. 2088 wasn't ready for Toby either. Gen-X computer hacker Toby is a classic American: impulsive, irreverent, intelligent, and inventive. And, after a silly accident in 2003, he can add “inanimate” to the list—because Toby is dead. But only for a while. Eighty-five years later, medical science has advanced enough to bring Toby back to life. Welcome to Southern California, 2088. The skies are clean, but the rich-poor social gulf has widened. The biggest industries are entertainment and the prison system. Taxes have been cut — because the main source of government revenue is the confiscation of property. Many new, designer recreational drugs are legal, and many other drugs are mandatory. And while the US leads the world in cosmetic surgery, in most technologies America lags far behind… America has changed. Toby hasn’t. And in the collision between America 2003 and America 2088, Toby brings the system to its knees—just by being his freedom loving, problem solving self. Read now and join Toby in Tomorrowville for love, sex, politics, and cyberspace—plus the occasional turbocharged wheelchair and robotic rat. "A cautionary tale of a cruel, authoritarian America of the future that's leavened by barbed wit and irreverence." — Kirkus Reviews __________________________________________________ "A metaphor? Quite possibly. An excellent read? Oh, yes. Definitely." — Reedsy Discovery (Sally Altass) What Readers Are Saying: "This is a slick techno-thriller with a big heart and something to say - - highly recommended!" (BattleCat Press Reviews) "Prophetic and funny" (E. Anne Graham) "I was hooked on page one and read Tomorrowville in a big gulp." (Ann Weisgarber) "Fun Read, But Makes Today's Headlines Alarming" (JasonBillings) "Couldn't put it down" (Adele Cohen) "A literate critique of today's technology and a funny, whimsical, and very humane story." (Carol S.) "Clever and horrifying" (Aunt Schnickelfritz) "A disconcerting look at our future society?" (Peter Mouginismark) "This is definitely a book I'll be re-reading multiple times." (John P) "Dystopian future with romance and fun!" (Dar D Linn) "Nothing short of brilliant" (Wjc, Fellow author, R. W. Chatman) "Carl Hiaason Meets Jim Butcher" (Kimberly Cole) "Carl Hiiassen meets Stephen King" (Kindle Customer) "Too close to the truth! A terrifying picture of where we are heading?" (SeattleGary) "Personally, I think this could be a great movie if handled right." (silverfoot) "Funny, unexpected and frighteningly insightful, Isaak's Tomorrowville takes the problems of today and stretches them to their logical and disturbing conclusions, presenting the reader with a vision of Christmas Future Dickens-style. Isaak has deep things to say about America, debt, the future of technology and the value of life, but his most valuable contribution may just be his profound mirth. Isaak finds delight in human beings, despite or perhaps because of, our smallness and imperfection. It takes a lot of heart to look at a future for America so dark and find what is funny in it, but that is what makes Isaak a visionary." —Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen , a finalist for the PEN/FAULKNER award ********** "Let me ask one important question: Did you do anything about it?" ********** Tomorrowville is the first novel in The Isaak Collection , five novels from the author, David T. Isaak, published posthumously. The other books in this collection are, A Map of the Edge , Things Unseen, Earthly Vessels, and Smite the Waters .