Imperfect Endings

by Zoe Fitzgerald Carter

Sarah's take

I recommend "Imperfect Endings" for its raw and heartfelt exploration of a family's struggle with loss, love, and the complexities of choice. Zoe Fitzgerald Carter's intimate portrayal of her mother's decision and the impact on her and her sisters resonates deeply, making it perfect for readers who appreciate narratives that challenge societal norms around death and celebrate the strength of women navigating emotional landscapes together.

About the book

When Zoe FitzGerald Carter's mother, ravaged by Parkinson's disease, decides to end her life in Switzerland, she asks her three daughters to witness her final act. This unflinchingly honest memoir explores the complex terrain of family loyalty, moral ambiguity, and the right to die with dignity. Carter navigates the devastating beauty of letting go while confronting her own guilt, love, and the messy realities of honoring a parent's last wish.

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