I truly loved every second of this book and I devoured in less than a day as I couldn’t put it down. It was full of uncomfortable topics that make up life and it made me cry and laugh in equal quantities. Judge Joe has died unexpectedly and he left behind the trio he affectionately called his girls. His daughter Maya is a tough, no nonsense attorney. His wife Jeanie who he had married after Maya’s mother passed away when she was small. His stepdaughter Ryder who fiercely calls him dad even after he’s gone. There are a lot of unspoken truths in the trio and they are all struggling through the most unbelievable grief. Jeanie turns to alcohol, Maya pushes everyone away and keeps up her tough girl exterior. Ryder takes some chances and gets caught up in some teenage delinquency. They’re all hurting and while it will take them time to figure out how to support each other and heal, they have all the time in the world as Judge Joe left the house to Maya with the provision in his will that Jeanie could stay as long as she wanted to live there.