Sebastian awakes to find himself in a mystical realm somewhere between the living and the dead. Unspeakable dangers lurk in this realm. The Grim Reaper and his loyal agents work to maintain the law, as the threat of soul pirates (the wicked harvesters of spirit energy) has been on the rise. The infamous leader of the pirates, Axis Red, has a treacherous plan to take over the realm and set himself as the supreme authority.

While Sebastian and his new-found friends learn to cope with the wonders and perils of this strange spirit realm, Sebastian finds himself longing for his lost love Sarah, who is still alive in the mortal world. Some things are forbidden; some lines cannot be crossed. What will Sebastian risk to be close to her again? Join them on the journey of a lifetime and beyond!

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Praise for Sebastian of the Afterlife

I really enjoyed reading these great characters' stories and just like the author grew, so did his great characters. I love how Sebastian is very protective of the ones he loves and has left behind. I also really liked how he knew he must let Sarah go and move on with her life, even when it's really hard for him to do! In this aspect the book seems so real, when someone dies that we love and care for deeply, we don't want to move on. We want to hold tight to that love. I love how these books depict that emotion, but at the same time shows how we need to move on as well! ~ Ali's Bookshelf http://alisbookshelfreviews.blogspot.com

One thing I really liked was the multiple story lines that run thru both of the books. I think this book has a grittier, edgier feel than the 1st one did and I was glad to see that. ~ Tamie- Bookish Temptations http://bookishtemptations.com

Overall, Sebastian and the Afterlife was an entertaining book. It shows a different view of what happens when we die, and given the danger the characters face, it was fun to guess what would come next. Reading about a realm where the Grim Reaper is not only in charge, but is good, went against everything I've ever thought of the guy. But I liked it. :) Penelope - The Reading Fever http://www.thereadingfever.com