Grimm Fairy Tales No Tomorrow

A new horror enters Zenescope's Grimm Universe as Keres, the goddess of death, wreaks havoc on an unsuspecting Earth. Destroying almost everything in her past, Keres sets out to rid the world of humanity. And a regualr family man named Patrick Clay just may be the only person who can sop her. 

When Death arrives at your door, there is no tomorrow. 

In the not so far off future, the battle between the forces
of good and evil for control of the nexus has finally come to an end... but
this uneasy peace is not meant to last. A new horror is born into the Grimm
Universe more terrifying than any before. A horror whose name is spoken in
hushed and fearful whispers. A horror more beautiful than the breath we breathe
but as deadly as our last and final gasp: Keres, the Goddess of the Death!

After surviving his near brush with death, Patrick has begun
noticing peculiar appearances of the mysterious pale woman he saw before the
destruction of his office building. Appearances that defy all rules of logic
and possibility. Appearances across the world where tragic events have left an
ever growing trend of death and murder. But as he learns more about Keres past
he will come to realize that if you look for death, then death will come
looking for you.

From the creator and writer of the WONDERLAND TRILOGY, FLY
and THE DREAM EATER SAGA. Once Death has chosen you there is nowhere to run,
nowhere to hide, no escape and...NO TOMORROW!

Reeling from the loss of his son, Patrick finds
himself searching for answers as to who the mysterious pale woman is and what
part she may have played in his death. 
But even as he begins his search, Keres, the Goddess of Death, reveals
that this may only be just the beginning.  

The
horror series that everyone is talking about reaches its penultimate chapter! 

With
the help of a university professor, Patrick uncovers the origin of Keres and
what part he
may be destined to play in her downfall.
But will that knowledge be enough to stop the Grimm
Reaper gone mad who seems to be intent on bringing about the end of the world
as we
know it, or will Keres succeed in insuring that Tomorrow never comes?