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After dying from alcohol poisoning, 22 year old Parker Jones finds himself in the head quarters of Afterlife Ltd. - the company that takes the dead to Heaven or Hell. Although Parker is eligible for salvation, the cold-hearted and egocentric Gen Z-ler doesn't have enough karma to buy the mandatory travel pass. 

Parker is sent back to Earth as a ghost to earn the needed points. His mission? Become a likeable and helpful person with enough karma so he can finally go to Heaven.

But one buggy app later and suddenly his soul gets trapped inside the defect robot "Isabella" - a revenge hungry milf with way too much ass and attitude. Holding Parker hostage, she goes on a mission to not only seduce the cute chanteuse but also track down and avenge the person who ruined her life. 

The two form an unlikely alliance but of course, peace doesn't last for long. 

Hell is rising, humanity is in danger and together with a seal fanatic, a paranoid tech freak and a red-headed badass, the duo has to save Earth from Satan himself.

Sounds epic, right? 

Well, there is just one tiny problem. 

How do you kill something that is already dead?

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Volume 1: Too Broke For Afterlife
Volume 2: Too Hot For Hell
Volume 3: Too High For Heaven
Volume 4: Too Lit To Quit

Too Broke For Afterlife

The train ride had been longer than any other of my previous journeys throughout Heaven, mainly because we decided to get as far away from San Andy as possible.

From train W 23 we changed to N 902 until we took NW 666. Several hundred stops had passed by the windows and despite each of them being unique and different, I had eventually lost interest and instead grabbed a magazine, the publisher being the company Train of Thoughts itself.

They had published an article on the history of their network and I learned that this massive expansion had only started about 50 years ago. I wonder what Heaven looked like before trains got invented. Or maybe trains had always been here and someone who went to Heaven but got resurrected spread their epiphany on Earth?

Another article was dedicated to the grand opening of Always Night City. Walter had told us that he had talked to coders who were working on it.

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