No Tomorrow
It’s 1947, and Billie Dixon has just talked herself into a new job. As the distribution agent for Hollywood’s shoddiest movie studio, she travels to rural Arkansas peddling B-grade Westerns to poor theaters. When she meets Amberly Henshaw, the unhappy wife of a preacher on a crusade against the evils of motion pictures, she senses an immediate attraction. Billie knows it’s crazy to get involved with Amberly, but she tells herself it will just be a quick fling. Once Amberly’s fanatical husband finds out about their affair, however, Billie Dixon finds herself in a spiral of betrayal and murder…
Jake Hinkson
Jake Hinkson is the award-winning author of four novels (HELL ON CHURCH STREET, THE POSTHUMOUS MAN, THE BIG UGLY, NO TOMORROW), a novella (SAINT HOMICIDE), a short story collection (THE DEEPENING SHADE), and a collection of essays, THE BLIND ALLEY: EXPLORING FILM NOIR'S FORGOTTEN CORNERS. He has written articles and profiles for The Los Angeles Review Of Books, Mental Floss, Mystery Scene, and Noir City. His novels have been translated into French and Italian. His novel SANS LENDEMAIN was awarded the prestigious Grand Prix des Littératures Policières in 2018, and his novel L'ENFER DE CHURCH STREET was the 2016 winner of the Prix Mystère de la Critique. He lives in Chicago.

