Kevin and Brian were in love and successful in their careers when they decided it was time for parenting. After a long search for a child, they were offered three; triplets who were at risk and without anyone to care for them. As a result of their excellent parenting and the help of a large community and family, they brought their children through their early challenges into health and well being. Wrapped in the love of two parents, numerous dogs, aunties, uncles and grandparents, the kids defied early expectations. The future looked bright. But just a year after Kevin and Brian formed this brand new family, homophobia conspired to take the triplets from the only parents they'd ever known. Kevin Fisher-Paulson's recounting of their experience, A Song for Lost Angels, gives us a poignant view of what happens to gay families without the protections they need to flourish. Kevin also demonstrates the courage and resilience it takes to walk through the worst and look for what lies beyond.