Pinky McLadybits
Samantha Kingston is a popular senior at Thomas Jefferson High School. She and her friends are at the top of the teenage food chain. She has a popular boyfriend, parties every weekend, and all of the things people deem important in their teenage years.
And she's dead. So that sucks.
I didn't spoil anything for you, kids. The book opens with Sam talking to you about what flits through your brain at the moment of your death. The flashes of memories and the things you hear and see and smell before you become no more.
Or before you think you'll be no more. Sam still is when she wakes up the next morning in her bed. Well, she wakes up that same morning in her bed, to be specific.
And she's dead. So that sucks.
I didn't spoil anything for you, kids. The book opens with Sam talking to you about what flits through your brain at the moment of your death. The flashes of memories and the things you hear and see and smell before you become no more.
Or before you think you'll be no more. Sam still is when she wakes up the next morning in her bed. Well, she wakes up that same morning in her bed, to be specific.
