George is dead. He’s pretty sure about that part.

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What he isn’t sure about is why the afterlife has restaurants, old neighborhoods, people from his past, and an angel named Nigel who seems considerably less impressed by eternity than George expected.

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As Nigel guides him through a strange and surprisingly familiar world, George begins revisiting the people, moments, mistakes, and relationships that shaped his life. Some memories make him laugh. Others hurt more than he remembered. And some force him to confront questions he avoided while he was alive.

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You’re Dead, George is a funny, heartfelt story about death, family, friendship, regret, forgiveness, and the uncomfortable possibility that understanding your life may require seeing it from the other side.