Mari Matthias

Cleah Lucky was a handful in life. In death, she is even worse.  When her three estranged children gather for the reading of her will, they expect complications. They do not expect a master list of demands. Holiday gatherings. Approved menus. Required outfits. Designated games. A theme song. And a rotating custody schedule for her urn. Thanks to a legally airtight trust, they cannot collect a cent unless they cooperate.
As the siblings attempt to honor their mother's absurd instructions, resentment builds, alliances shift, and their grip on patience stretches paper thin.  A sharp and heartfelt story about what we owe the people who raised us and the price of getting what we think we deserve.