Jenna's cold feet at her impending nuptials are only part of the problem. Ignoring all warnings about interfering with the living world, Jenna resumes her work with victims of abuse. If she can't convince the World Council of Keepers that killing a young man was an accident, she could end up deader than dead. With the help of Deadheads old and new, a plan is hatched to defend her actions. Will Jenna survive and marry Marvin, or will the council halt her deader in her tracks?
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About the Author
Paul Atreides is a theatre critic and columnist for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, a daily newspaper. His debut novel, "(Marvin's) World of Deadheads" advanced to the semi-finals of the Amazon Breakout Novel Awards. Publishers Weekly called it "a humorous romp through the afterlife." Writer's Digest Self-Published Awards called it "a great entry into comedic literature." He is also the author of several plays and a number of his short stories appear in various anthologies.
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Jenna's cold feet at her impending nuptials are only part of the problem. Ignoring all warnings about interfering with the living world, Jenna resumes her work with victims of abuse. If she can't convince the World Council of Keepers that killing a young man was an accident, she could end up deader than dead. With the help of Deadheads old and new, a plan is hatched to defend her actions. Will Jenna survive and marry Marvin, or will the council halt her deader in her tracks? **
About the Author
Paul Atreides is a theatre critic and columnist for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, a daily newspaper. His debut novel, "(Marvin's) World of Deadheads" advanced to the semi-finals of the Amazon Breakout Novel Awards. Publishers Weekly called it "a humorous romp through the afterlife." Writer's Digest Self-Published Awards called it "a great entry into comedic literature." He is also the author of several plays and a number of his short stories appear in various anthologies.