On his eighteenth birthday, Max decided he was going to die. His last day alive is spent with friends, unknowingly to them, to say goodbye. To celebrate what is supposed to be a special day, they spend the night at the infamous Fairfell Hotel that is most known for being allegedly haunted by the ghost, Francis Fitzgerald, who died by suicide on the hotel’s opening day in 1922. With nothing left to lose, what could go wrong for a boy who already plans to die?

Unbeknownst to him, Max is tricked into signing a contract giving up his soul to the ghost that haunts the hotel—a ghost whose own life was tragically cut too short. Per this contract, under no circumstances can Max die. Not if he burns, or if his body is torn apart. Forever he will live and forever he will suffer. In order for Max to fulfill his end of the contract and finally get his wish of dying, he must show this ghost a life worth living. A story of friends, found family, love, new lease on life, and tragedy.