The Next Time I Die: Exclusive Excerpt of Jason Starr’s Science Fiction Thriller
If you like your criminal offense thrillers with a dash of high-idea sci-fi, then Jason Starr’s upcoming novel The Up coming Time I Die could be up your alley. The e book has now been optioned by Gil Adler Productions Team in advance of its June 28 release, and IGN can now debut an special excerpt from the story.
The Up coming Time I Die revolves around an attorney named Steven Blitz, who is stabbed to death in the act of stopping a violent crime. But as a substitute of the afterlife, Steven wakes up in a parallel reality the place his money woes and crumbling relationship are wiped absent. There’s just one particular difficulty – in this everyday living Steven is anything at all but a fantastic male, and he’ll have to uncover the fact about his alternate self even as he tries to understand the mother nature of his new fact.
ScreenRant earlier previewed the first two chapters of The Up coming Time I Die, and now IGN can debut Chapter 3. Check out out the slideshow gallery beneath to browse all 3 chapters [note – beware of some NSFW language ahead!]
The Subsequent Time I Die is becoming published by Tricky Situation Crime. Adler, whose producer credits contain DC videos like Superman Returns and Constantine, hints that the novel could kind the foundation of a new streaming film or series in the around upcoming.
“Once my group and I started out reading, we couldn’t halt,” reported Adler in a press release. “We commonly can explain to where a plot is heading, but this reserve has real surprises and twists you just really don’t see coming! Move around Harlan Coben, this sci-fi thriller will be the following ‘big deal’ on a streaming support.”
IGN also a short while ago debuted a new excerpt from Star Wars: Shadow of the Sith, a novel that provides new perception into Luke Skywalker and Lando Calrissian’s exploits 20 yrs immediately after Return of the Jedi.
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