This time I challenged myself by using six different Australian country women singers, Anne Kirkpatrick, Tania Kernaghan, Felicity Urquhart, Beccy Cole, Melinda Schneider and Kasey Chambers as their songs and their styles in writing were all different. It doesn’t matter how many times a song has been played at different times; the title is used that many times in the book and not just once. Legally I can not use Lyrics or Music because of Copyright but I can use song titles and due to the nature of my books; legally I must place a Reference (exactly as it is down loaded) and Bibliography in the back of the book. The pictures of two of the artists on the cover were supplied by the artist’s management and are mentioned in their Bibliography. So a total of 739 song titles (Italicized) have been used to make this story about six women of different ages who are invited to a park for a funeral with each woman believing they are there for the funeral of an acquaintance from their past, that they have personally known. But are they right? They are greeted by a man called James and are asked to wait as there has been a delay in the proceedings. As the women are standing around waiting for the funeral to start; a conversation begins that gets each of the women to recall memories of their past with either family or friends. When it’s time for the funeral to start, another man appears who has no idea who James is, when asked by the women. What is the real reason for their meeting and who was the person who invited them to the funeral? Who is James and what is involvement in each of the women’s lives?