A moving, unflinching novel that faces loss squarely and never loses hope.  After more than fifty years of marriage, Leon and Emma Miltenson have shaped their retirement from a well-worn routine: Monday breakfasts in the corner booth at Breaking Bread, grocery runs to Giant Eagle to debate the merits of canned soup, and all the other small rituals two people accumulate over a shared lifetime. Their plan to grow old together vanishes in an instant when Emma is killed in a tragic accident. Kendall Fulmer is a young boy trying to prove to his dad that he can handle… Read more: Last Alive by David B. Seaburn