A deeply personal memoir of heartbreak, hope, and enduring love. When his adult son suddenly walked away at age 54—cutting off all contact without warning—James Alley Sr. and his family were left in stunned silence. There had been no fight. No explanation. Just absence. In Unfinished, James shares a heartfelt account of fatherhood, family, and the unspoken wounds that can fracture even the closest of bonds. From joyful childhood memories and shared father-son milestones to the slow unraveling of connection, this powerful memoir is a tribute to the love that remains—even in estrangement. With raw honesty and emotional grace, James invites readers into the private heartbreak of losing a child who is still alive. His story will resonate with anyone who has felt the sting of silence from someone they love. "This isn't about blame. It's about remembering, understanding, and keeping the door open—no matter how long it's been closed." Perfect for readers of: · Family memoirs and true-life stories · Parents navigating estrangement · Those seeking healing through shared experience Unfinished is a reminder that love doesn't vanish—it waits, it remembers, and it hopes.