Everybody loves the underdog. At least, that’s what we like to tell ourselves. We cheer when the little guy wins. We love the kid who stands up to the bully. We applaud the person who says something when everyone else stays quiet. From a safe distance, courage is incredibly popular.It gets more complicated when you’re the one who has to do it. Dani Mannion is nineteen years old. At nineteen, you’re old enough to recognize when something is wrong, but not necessarily old enough for anyone to care that you’ve recognized it. You don’t have much power yet. You probably…
You see, none of us know what happens after we die. That’s the one big unknown that has frightened, controlled and even caused extreme anxiety in so many.
Nobody prepares you for what happens when everything changes. Not the little changes. The big ones. The ones that divide your life into before and after. For Dani Mannion, that dividing line is pretty fucking definitive.
There’s something interesting that happens when you question authority. People get uncomfortable. Not necessarily because you’re wrong.
When I started thinking about Dani Danger, I knew one thing. I didn’t want to create the same old afterlife.