Her story is funny and moving, and teens will easily connect with her plight. Too quickly, RJ finds herself back in limbo, her time on Earth once again up for debate. RJ is a snarky, unapologetic, almost unredeemable, very real girl. She begins to wonder if walking among the living is worth it if she has to spend the next sixty years as an outcast. How hard can changing her future be? But with each changing moment, RJ’s life begins to unravel, until this self-proclaimed queen bee is a social pariah. The tribunal presents her with two options: she can remain in the lobby, where souls wait to be processed, until her original lifeline expires, or she can replay three moments in her life in an effort to make choices that will result in a future deemed worthy of being saved. But in her quest for mortality, she becomes a pawn in a power struggle between an overzealous archangel and Death Himself. So when her soul is accidentally collected by a distracted Grim Reaper, somebody in the afterlife better figure out a way to send her back from the dead or heads will roll. Seventeen-year-old RJ always gets what she wants.
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