Rules of the Afterlife

If you are reading this, then congratulations for making it to the team! However, to make it to graduation, you have to prove to that you are capable of following simple rules.
1. You have to attend classes every day and do as your trainer instructs you. Think of this as summer camp, only that you are assigned a handler.
2. Your current body is more durable but it's not an excuse to get into a fight! The chief role of the disciplinary committee is to solve disputes.
3. Two months to graduation, you have to submit a report about your experience here and who you wish to be in your next life...

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When Andrea dies, she joins a couple hundred of other souls, the living dead, who have to earn their redemption so that they are once again sent to earth to lead a more righteous life than the previous one. The selection criteria is determined by the cause of one's death and age. Only those who are victims of accidents, acts of crime, natural disasters and sudden illnesses that last for less than a day make the cut. Also, one must be under the age of forty.
In the world of the living dead ( referred to as L.D) , there are a set of rules that one must abide by. Failure to do so, leads to detention and eventually addition of one's sentence by two years. For the next one year, Andrea must abide by these rules, known as the constitution, for the next twelve months and she will get to choose the life she desires on graduation day.
Before she met her death, during a tragic accident that claimed two lives, Andrea was a medical student and left behind Masani (a boy she was insanely in love with), kids she knew from foster care, and a couple of friends from her sorority. In L.D camp, she makes friends and meets Seepta, a boy with authority issues. The fantasy life, free from hunger, pain and bills, is not all roses. There are miserable lows and fascinating highs.