Cassidy Jordan knows she’ll die a few weeks after her eighteenth birthday, and she can’t wait. This is her second time here, and she knows what’s waiting for her in The Life-After — the place most mistakenly call “the afterlife.” Getting back there is supposed to be easy: she just has to find nineteen-year-old Riley Davis and help him get his life on track. But doing that isn’t easy at all.

By the time Cassidy finds Riley, she has only seven weeks to help him before her time is up. Riley will die too young if she fails, and she’ll never see The Life-After or have another chance at life again. But no one told her helping Riley would mean dating him; she hasn’t dated anyone since the love of her first life caused her death the last time she turned eighteen. And no one warned her she’d cross paths with Selena Jensen, her ex-best-friend who hasn’t forgotten why their friendship ended and is protective of Riley. Then there’s Cassidy’s family, who thinks she’s a normal girl headed to Harvard in the fall. When her aunt discovers that’s not the plan, she shows up to try and drag Cassidy from L.A. to Boston.

Helping Riley is already hard with her aunt and Selena in the way. It’s almost impossible when Cassidy realizes she’s falling for him and is faced with a choice: give Riley the life he’s meant for and leave when it’s time, or give up eternity for the true love she’s never had, knowing Riley will die the same way she did in her first life and that her entire existence could end at any time.

“This book is well written and engaging. Cassidy is a fantastic character that you can totally relate to. I could not put this book down. The premise of the book is unique – totally something I could see being made into a tv show or a movie.”

“The author does such a great job of capturing first love… I laughed and cried and couldn’t wait to find out how what would happen between Cassidy and Riley. This book reminds you that often times in love and life you have to make choices and sacrifices, but there isn’t much that is more powerful than first love. It’s such an interesting premise and was written so incredibly well, I could totally see it being a movie. I absolutely loved this book and wished it would last forever!”