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    Greetings from Rock Bottom: The Afterlife Trilogy, #2
    I Fail at the Afterlife: The Afterlife Trilogy, #1
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    The Afterlife Trilogy Series

    By Anni Sezate

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    About this series

    It's always fun learning that you're a total failure.

     

    After David's bizarre fall from grace, he has absolutely no idea what to do. No one in known history had ever been sent back to mortality as punishment before, and it's no surprise when David falls into a deep depression. How could a mortal fulfill the duties of a guardian angel? And how could he ever live down the shame? With no other choice, David is forced to push onward with faith, just like any other mortal, and find new purpose in life.

     

    Yet with angels being captured left and right, and evil infecting the world, how can he just stand by and leave the fighting to the angels? Is there still a place for him in the demon hunters? Or is he doomed to watch from the sidelines as demons pick off his friends one by one?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChicken Taco Publishing
    Release dateJan 1, 2023
    Greetings from Rock Bottom: The Afterlife Trilogy, #2
    I Fail at the Afterlife: The Afterlife Trilogy, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

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      I Fail at the Afterlife: The Afterlife Trilogy, #1
      I Fail at the Afterlife: The Afterlife Trilogy, #1

      I Fail at the Afterlife: The Afterlife Trilogy, #1

      Anni Sezate
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      "I Fail at the Afterlife is an action-packed and thought-provoking novel about an angel with all too human problems." -Foreword Reviews   "Weaving intrigue, world-building, and fast-paced action with humor and a sense of realism through her first-person narratives, Ms. Sezate shows a firm grasp of what it's like being a teenager thrown into serious adult life and 'death-like' situations.  -Reader's Favorite   "A charming young adult novel . . . so different from anything I have ever read." -San Francisco Book Reivew     When you die and become an angel, you don't expect there to be so much paperwork.    At age seventeen, David Garcia fell to his death, and has spent the past ten years filing papers for dead people. His uneventful afterlife is thrown into chaos when he's attacked by a pernicious demon called Malum. Frozen in terror, David does absolutely nothing to prevent the demon's escape. Blaming himself, David joins a group of demon hunters intent on recapturing Malum before he destroys the world. Armed only with ten years of receptionist training, mediocre fighting skills, and self-deprecating sarcasm, David soon learns he is in way over his head.

      "I Fail at the Afterlife is an action-packed and thought-provoking novel about an angel with all too human problems." -Foreword Reviews   "Weaving intrigue, world-building, and fast-paced action with humor and a sense of realism through her first-person narratives, Ms. Sezate shows a firm grasp of what it's like being a teenager thrown into serious adult life and 'death-like' situations.  -Reader's Favorite   "A charming young adult novel . . . so different from anything I have ever read." -San Francisco Book Reivew     When you die and become an angel, you don't expect there to be so much paperwork.    At age seventeen, David Garcia fell to his death, and has spent the past ten years filing papers for dead people. His uneventful afterlife is thrown into chaos when he's attacked by a pernicious demon called Malum. Frozen in terror, David does absolutely nothing to prevent the demon's escape. Blaming himself, David joins a group of demon hunters intent on recapturing Malum before he destroys the world. Armed only with ten years of receptionist training, mediocre fighting skills, and self-deprecating sarcasm, David soon learns he is in way over his head.

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      Greetings from Rock Bottom: The Afterlife Trilogy, #2
      Greetings from Rock Bottom: The Afterlife Trilogy, #2

      Greetings from Rock Bottom: The Afterlife Trilogy, #2

      Anni Sezate
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      It's always fun learning that you're a total failure.   After David's bizarre fall from grace, he has absolutely no idea what to do. No one in known history had ever been sent back to mortality as punishment before, and it's no surprise when David falls into a deep depression. How could a mortal fulfill the duties of a guardian angel? And how could he ever live down the shame? With no other choice, David is forced to push onward with faith, just like any other mortal, and find new purpose in life.   Yet with angels being captured left and right, and evil infecting the world, how can he just stand by and leave the fighting to the angels? Is there still a place for him in the demon hunters? Or is he doomed to watch from the sidelines as demons pick off his friends one by one?

      It's always fun learning that you're a total failure.   After David's bizarre fall from grace, he has absolutely no idea what to do. No one in known history had ever been sent back to mortality as punishment before, and it's no surprise when David falls into a deep depression. How could a mortal fulfill the duties of a guardian angel? And how could he ever live down the shame? With no other choice, David is forced to push onward with faith, just like any other mortal, and find new purpose in life.   Yet with angels being captured left and right, and evil infecting the world, how can he just stand by and leave the fighting to the angels? Is there still a place for him in the demon hunters? Or is he doomed to watch from the sidelines as demons pick off his friends one by one?

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