Elsie hated the awful care her mom received from a nursing home and the associated back and forth visit to the hospital. It hurt anytime she remembered the pain and agony her mom suffered from endless needle sticks for intravenous, pick line, blood draw, finger sticks, tube feeding, and tracheotomy while in a coma, yet she didn’t survive. In her will, Elsie directed her children and lawyers in advance, “Do not resuscitate or put me on life support if I’m in a similar situation as my mom. Please let me die.” Two of her three children came to terms with her. Rodney, her oldest, wasn’t just the outlier, but also a criminal mastermind bent on favoring himself in Elsie’s will. His long process to steal, rob and burgle in an attempt to forge Elsie’s will, was thwarted by the cops. That landed him and his buddy in prison. This novel combines little aspect of healthcare, more of crime and romance.