His Last Ride is a story of grief, complicated love, and the grace that remains when someone is gone.

When Greg Hintz's father died, grief did not arrive neatly. It came in waves—through a sobbing child in a bunk bed, a dusty house full of belongings, old photographs without explanations, recorded voices, unfinished questions, and memories that carried both love and pain.

His father was not a simple man. He was wounded, faithful, loving, difficult, heroic, and deeply human. Grieving him meant learning to hold two truths at once: a person can love you and still hurt you, and healing does not require pretending otherwise.

As Greg sorts through what his father left behind, he begins sorting through what remained within him: fear, shame, faith, forgiveness, tenderness, and a new understanding of God's grace.

Through stories of Sitting Shiva, grief that rises like a tide, a father waiting at a bus station, a child mourning his grandfather, faded photographs, family keepsakes, and the ordinary moments that become priceless after death, His Last Ride offers a compassionate path for anyone grieving a complicated person or an unfinished relationship.

This is not a book about getting over grief.

It is about learning to sit with it, tell the truth about it, receive love within it, and carry forward what is worth keeping.

A heartfelt Christian memoir for listeners navigating loss, complicated family relationships, forgiveness, faith, and the long road toward healing.