Life is Inevitable by Daniel Santos

Philosophical Teen and Young Adult Novel

Life is inevitable

A story about trauma, abuse, and mental health, Life is Inevitable is about Eighteen-year-old boy Brennan, and seventeen-year-old girl Olivia, who have their entire lives and worldview changed when they commit suicide on the same day. In this world, the dead are brought to a train station where they receive tickets that send them to heaven or hell. However, Olivia and Brennan are given a second chance. An angel gives them train tickets that will send them back to their bodies, but a new problem emerges when they accidentally switch their tickets. In the world of the living, they wake up in each other's bodies and are now forced to undo the mistake they just made while living the other person's life.

Genre: FICTION / General

Secondary Genre: YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Fantasy / Contemporary

Language: English

Keywords: Young Adult Novel, Fantasy, Paranormal, English

Word Count: 66,000

Sales info:

Currently ranked at 4,254 on Teen and Young Adult Coming of Age Fantasy Books on Amazon

4.6 star rating on Amazon US

3.9 Star rating on Goodreads

4.5 stars on bookbub

3rd place for Paranormal, Speculative Fiction, Literary and Contemporary, Parallel Reality and Honorable mention for best character in Outstanding Creator Awards

3rd place for young adult category in Firebird Book Awards

Silver in Literary Titan Book Award

1st place for Young Adult category in Pinnacle Book Achievement Awards

Honorable mention for Young Adult category for Hollywood Book Festival

16 ebooks sold on Amazon

23 print books sold on amazon

15 print copies sold through Draft2Digital Print

3 ebooks sold through Draft2Digital


Sample text:

Brennan splashed water on his face to hide the redness under his eyes. Even though this was supposed to be his best day according to his plan, he still had doubts. After all, everything he did always seemed to crash and burn. Once he returned to the classroom, he heaved a big sigh and unzipped his jacket. What a day. What a shitty day. With everyone in a zombie-like state in front of their computers, no one paid any attention to him, but maybe that was for the best. His leg was shaking as he glanced at the clock. Fortunately, the pointless drama that plagued this place wouldn’t matter to him anymore, not after today. He took note of everyone around him. He locked eyes with a girl sitting to his left. Erica? Lauren? It didn’t matter.


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

LanguageStatus
Italian
Translation in progress. Translated by Laura Forlani
Spanish
Translation in progress. Translated by Luisa Maria Reyes Cortés

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