A touching, behind the scenes, gritty - and at times - humorous description of the ending days of the authors' parents. The tender account integrates a chaplain (author's) perspective with a provocative storyline of seven daughters mired in the responsibilities of supporting their dying parents. Grounded in the realities of daily life, the story provides wisdom, insights and practical ideas while it invites readers to reminisce about their own experiences with death. An important read for all willing to make dying better for themselves and those they love.