Ted’s in a hotel room, with a woman named Bella, in the Canary Islands. He’s moments from death. He’s made it to the end and never paid for the drug dealing, gun running, or even the people he’s killed. Or has he? Let the trial begin. St. Peter said, “It doesn’t look good.”

This other world, one we think of as the afterlife, isn’t as advertised. There is a God, but not the God people imagine. Ted’s judgment day will peel back the layers of his life. Is there redemption to be found? Before they can begin, Ted needs an advocate. After a lifetime of deceit, will anyone stand for him?