(i’m not yet sold on this title and am open to suggestions)
Chris Babbage and Ann Camillo have never met each other but sit next to each other on a plane to Los Angeles. Unfortunately, they will not get there. The plane crashes, and there is a brilliant light into which some of the passengers are walking. But Chris and Ann are both certain that they are just not ready to go. As everyone else moves on to the next world, they flee from the wreckage.
They begin a cross-country journey back home to the east coast, attempting to learn why they are not ready to die. They realize there’s “unfinished business” that often, in theory, keeps certain souls in this world instead going to the next.
During their trek back home, they learn things: about themselves, about each other, about being a “ghost,” and about the lives and loved ones they’ve left behind. One thing they do not learn, not until it’s too late, is that their unfinished business is connected to each other.
It’s 19 chapters (i like even numbers), revised twice. I encourage you to be critical because it really does help, as it did with The Curse and Lizzie’s Journal.
Wish me luck on the queries that will go out to agents at the end of April.
Like the premise of the story…will read it soon! Storms are coming which is my time to read!
yeah, storms coming for me too. you must be on the east coast?
How does the whole agent process even begin? I realize this question is probably too broad to answer here. Good luck. Hope it’s gone well.
The reason why I ask is because I was thinking of maybe getting some things published in the future. I’m not sure though. I’m not sure I want to or even if my work is “publishing material”. But if I do try to, would I even need an agent? I guess it depends on what I’d want published and what the goals for distribution where huh?
*correction: were/would be
I guess you better write something new as I’m starting the last book today. You can dedicate it to me. I’m fine with that
gladly.
can you not read this just yet? i need to revise it once more. maybe you can wait and i’ll revise each chapter one more time, one chapter each day?
OK. Do you want to email me when each one is ready? I’ve got a book queue about 30 feet high that I can work on instead.
Great idea. Thanks. And it’s an excuse to email you.