Natalie Lynch

An introverted, lonely, obituary writer deals with mortality while navigating her own unfulfilled life.

What if a family bought a new house that was haunted by ghosts... and that had sex all over the place? What if the ghosts were just people under sheets? What if there was a Scottish priest involved? I set out to find some answers.

When Lewis's life is upended by his father's death, his mother, Julie, only seems to make matters worse. With no one else to rely on, Lewis embarks on a journey with his sidekick, Geronimo, to find his Uncle and set things right.

While battling the absurdity of telephone customer service, Liz is unexpectedly transferred to the Afterlife. There, she discovers it’s just as bureaucratic, frustrating, and illogical as Earth. Now, stuck between death and hold music, Liz must confront her own mortality, figure out what really matters, and find a way to navigate the red tape of the beyond… if she ever wants to return to the land of the living. But through doing so, she soon realizes that much like her current situation, she’s been putting the most important things in life on hold.