The grind doesn’t stop, even in death… Jess is a bad bartender, worse waitress, and an even worse friend. Also, most recently, she’s dead. But she’s a talker so, naturally, she’s talked God into making her the new assistant manager of the Ever After Hotel for the Recently Deceased. Her job: help guests overcome the regrets tethering them to the afterlife so that they can finally move on. For each guest she helps, she gets one hour to go back to the world of the living. One hour to cheat death and make amends with the best friend she betrayed. The problem? Guests cling to their regrets, refusing to leave no matter how miserable they are. Not to mention, Jess is on the clock. Every day, her grasp on time is getting worse. What feels like minutes in the afterlife could be hours or even weeks on earth. Her best friend might be dead before she can return. The odds are not her favor but Jess has known nothing but bad luck all her life. Only this time, she has a chance to make things right. This time, she’ll fight for her happily ever after.