Apocalypse Next Tuesday
(Author) David SafierWhen 20-something Marie jilts her boring boyfriend at the altar she wonders if life can get any worse. So when a handsome carpenter comes round to work on the roof, she realises she has nothing to lose by asking him out. Even his bizarre assertions that he's Jesus aren't enough to put Marie off - her biological clock is ticking - and it's time to settle down.
David Safier
David Safier is a German author known for his humorous and satirical writing style. His most notable works include "Bad Karma," "Happy Family," and "28 Days." Safier's writing often combines comedy with heartfelt moments, exploring themes of family, relationships, and self-discovery. He is recognized for his ability to tackle serious topics with wit and charm, creating engaging and relatable stories for readers. Safier's impact on the literary genre of humorous fiction has earned him a loyal following worldwide. His most famous work, "Bad Karma," has been translated into multiple languages and received critical acclaim for its unique blend of humor and heart.
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