How much can you give to someone who keeps taking?Evans has been the loyal partner-waiting, nursing wounds, and putting his life on hold-while Louis recovers from a devastating car accident, one that occurred during yet another affair. With Louis finally coming home, Evans faces a painful truth: caring for someone isn't the same as being cared for.A chance encounter with a devoted young man at the hospital stirs something in Evans-a yearning for connection, for meaning, for release. But a failed moment of intimacy, and the guilt that follows, only adds to his emotional confusion.Determined to recommit, Evans returns to Louis's hospital room-only to find betrayal once again waiting for him.Coming Home Tomorrow is a tender, bittersweet story of love strained by illness, infidelity, and exhaustion. It's about the cost of loyalty-and the courage it takes to choose yourself. Charles W. Harvey is a native Houstonian and a graduate of the University of Houston. At UofH he studied fiction under the guidance of Rosellen Brown and Chitra Divakaruni. In 1987, Charles was a 1st place prize recipient of PEN/Discovery for his short story Cheeseburger, which went on to be published in the Ontario Review. In 1989 Charles Harvey was awarded the Cultural Arts Council of Houston Grant for Writers and Artists. Also in 1989 he was a finalist in the MacDonald's Literary Achievement Awards. Charles has been published in Soulfires, Story Magazine SHADE, High Infidelity, The James White Review, and others. He is the author of the novels The Butterfly Killer, The Road to Astroworld, and Antoine's Double Trouble. He is also the author of several story and poetry collections. He also writes for the stage and screen.
