There is nothing more that Sharron Cannon loves more than her family. Even though she and her husband Maurice are a dynamic jazz singing duo, her greatest accomplishment is being a mother to their five sons and daughter. Maurice loves being THE MAN. He is the responsible, dependable, and the respected head of the family and he takes that responsibility seriously. He is understanding and considerate when it comes to his family, but he is also strict and has a no tolerance policy for nonsense. Life comes at you fast when you're having fun. Maurice and Sharron have been in marital bliss for thirty-five years. All is well until an unexpected trip to New York City ends in catastrophe. Sharron and Maurice's children narrowly escape a deadly accident with their lives, but they will never be the same. They will need to heal physically and emotionally as the strain of it all drives a wedge right through their closely knit family. Amid so much tragedy, Sharron and Maurice still find time to show their love for each other by any means necessary. Tragedies that drive most marriages apart, draws them closer together as they push and pull each other, and their children, through life. Their youngest daughter Angela fights for her life and independence leaving Sharron's mind consumed by paranoia and anxiety. The stress of it all pushes Sharron to the edge. Maurice struggles to understand how he let his wife slipped right through his hands as she fights for peace of mind as emotional toll rips them apart. Does Sharron have one last battle left in her?