The book details the story of Lucas Fielding, who at eighteen years of age, overhears an argument between his parents. The shocking secret revealed acts as a catalyst for accidental murders, a suicide and other tragedies. The most interesting part of his story, however, is that Lucas only learned part of the actual secret. As the story unfolds in this first of two parts, Lucas narrates his own reactions to events as they happen.

Everyone holds a secret and most are harmless, easily forgotten. What happens when secrets lead to committing acts that can never be forgiven? People can do things at times that are horrible and try to pass them off as not very important. Sometimes they even convince themselves that they did what had to be done and after all, no one will ever find out. What happens when lies and bad deeds come to the surface? In this book, three seemingly separate stories all come together at the end, answ...

"Can't take back yesterday" and "Tomorrow Comes" are a two book series. In the first book, we learned the "who". In this sequel, we learn the impact that dishonesty and tragedy can have on interrelationships between family members. Devon's struggle with PTSD is only the tip of the iceberg as the rest of the survivors come to terms with life after the event.