When Jack Williams, a wrongfully accused prisoner who's awaiting his death by electric chair, receives a letter from 6 year old Sachi, a lonely girl with recently divorced parents, everything changes - including his will to live.
At first, Jack was just trying to figure out how to live life, like everybody else. However, when he suddenly finds himself in a court room, accused of being one of the most dangerous serial killers of his time, his world turns upside down. It seemed like everything would've been okay, seeing as his friend was a fresh lawyer, and his other, a private investigator. When he ends up losing, he's sentenced to 10 years in prison, only to be killed by an electric chair afterwards. The only thing keeping him sane is his friend, Evan, the private investigator. In hopes that the real killer will one day be found, he tries to stay calm and forget the fact that he only has 2 years left before he's forced to die. But his pep talks aren't working as well as they used too. After an almost successful attempt, he receives a letter the next day, from 6 year old Sachi, who he decides he wants to help. He constantly questions whether the decision is the right one, but the question is completely out of ask, the second he meets Sachi.
What did Sachi say to Jack in her letter? Will Jack ever be found innocent? More importantly, will the ACTUAL killer be found? Does Sachi finally find the friend that she was looking for in Jack? Find out in - The Forgotten Prisoner.
(This idea came from a writing prompt in Tiktok so I can't take complete credit!!)
In order to force citizens to remain peaceful after the riots about birth control, the massive country of Americo decided to allow scientists to stimulate the afterlife once they die. If a citizen was good and broke no laws, then the scientists would stimulate Heav, the equivalent to Heaven. If a citizen broke a few minor laws, they would go for Rebirth, where they are born with the same personality and mind, just different looks. If a citizen goes to jail for more than 15 years, the scientists would stimulate Ell, the equivalent to Hell.
Lorian Hurando, director of the Afterlife Project, knows things about the system that few people know about. But when a letter arrives in the ocean of death threats one day that tells him to 'retire' or he will be in grave danger, he took the chance and retired. The letter is one in a series of letters that is all from a mysterious sender initialed H in cursive. When the final letter tells him to shut down the Afterlife, he must decide between right and wrong. But first he must know which is which.
Heather Dia is the daughter of a store manager. When her dad is falsely accused and is sent to Ell, she is heartbroken and decides to get revenge on Director Lorian and leads him on a wild goose chase in order to shut down Afterlife, telling him that he will be in grave danger. But as time progresses, Heather wonders if she'll be right.