Eighteen-year-old Taylor knows two things for sure: ONE: She’s dead. TWO: Heaven looks like a run-down version of the Las Vegas Strip. The more she discovers about a heaven full of teens like her, the more mysterious it becomes—especially when her afterlife coach turns out to be her tyrannical fifth grade teacher. Plagued by questions her whole life, Taylor finds Heaven prompts even more. Why can’t she remember her death? Why isn’t Heaven the idyllic place she thought it would be? When she dares to ask, her teacher tells Taylor to keep her mouth shut. Everyone knows Heaven is perfect. That’s a lie. What are they trying to hide? Taylor desperately wants to flee this strange place and return to her old life. She’s shocked to find out there’s a possibility her dream can come true. But that chance depends on passing a series of tests in the Afterlife for Idiots Handbook and winning the Cloud Nine Contest. If she fails, will her teacher follow through on her threat and turn Taylor into pond scum? Taylor tries to solve the mysteries of Heaven as it slowly crumbles around her. While competing in the contest, she learns there are dark forces at work behind the celestial show…and they are after her. This leads to the biggest question of all: Is she the only one who can stop them? \\ Warning: This book will end on a cliffhanger. Book 2 picks up where this book ends.\\

Eighteen-year-old Taylor knows two things for sure: ONE: She’s dead. TWO: Heaven looks like a run-down version of the Las Vegas Strip. The more she discovers about a heaven full of teens like her, the more mysterious it becomes—especially when her afterlife coach turns out to be her tyrannical fifth grade teacher. Plagued by questions her whole life, Taylor finds Heaven prompts even more. Why can’t she remember her death? Why isn’t Heaven the idyllic place she thought it would be? When she dares to ask, her teacher tells Taylor to keep her mouth shut. Everyone knows Heaven is perfect. That’s a lie. What are they trying to hide? Taylor desperately wants to flee this strange place and return to her old life. She’s shocked to find out there’s a possibility her dream can come true. But that chance depends on passing a series of tests in the Afterlife for Idiots Handbook and winning the Cloud Nine Contest. If she fails, will her teacher follow through on her threat and turn Taylor into pond scum? While Taylor tries to solve the mysteries of Heaven as it slowly crumbles around her, she learns there are dark forces at work behind the celestial show and they are after her. This leads to the biggest question of all: Is she the only one who can stop them?

Eighteen-year-old Taylor and her father team up to fix Junior Heaven before it collapses for good. She convinces Ryan and Celery not to cash in their prize from the Cloud Nine Contest and go back to their old lives on Earth. They agree to remain dead in Heaven a while longer to help her fight Palmer and his men who are determined to destroy Heaven and invade Earth. Before the big showdown between the rival factions begins, Taylor’s father sends her and Ryan back to Earth to meet up with a UFO group and convince them to help. Being alive again is wonderful but it has a downside—living with her mother again. Especially when her mother doesn’t remember she died. Taylor tells her mother she knows about the big secret—her real father is an alien. Unfortunately the meeting blows up in Taylor’s face when she breaks apart he parents’ marriage. Taylor leaves Earth without any resolution and without Ryan. As much as he loves her, he can’t bear to leave his younger brother. Taylor returns to find Junior Heaven on the verge of destruction. She has to figure out how to foil Palmer and his faction before there is nothing left of Junior Heaven to repair. With the help of her team and the UFO group, they finally manage to fix Heaven and capture Palmer. Now the Katrans have to leave Heaven. But where will they go? Taylor has a decision to make. Stay with her father and help him find a new home for his people, or go back to Earth to reunite with Ryan and face an uncertain life with her mother. And she thought repairing Heaven was hard.

Taylor and her father team up to find the perfect new home for the Katran, but things don’t go as they planned and their new life together is quickly put in jeopardy. Before they even get a chance to leave Heaven, Taylor’s boyfriend, Ryan, is forced to return to Earth. Talk about a long distance relationship, and that’s just the beginning of the bad news. Taylor can’t help but wonder while she and her father are speeding through the universe risking their lives to discover new planets, will Ryan wait patiently for her or will he move on? But there’s an even bigger question—will Taylor even get the chance to return to Earth?