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=== Book Three: ''Wheel in the Sky'' (2022) ===

{{Infobox book
| name          = Don't Call Me Jupiter — Book Three "Wheel in the Sky"
| subtitle      = Memoir of a Reluctant Hippie Kid
| author        = Tom J. Bross
| publisher     = Independently published
| pub_date      = September 20, 2022
| pages         = 388
| isbn          = 979-8353482420
| genre         = Memoir
}}

The concluding volume follows Tom as he takes on the most daunting challenge of his life: becoming a '''single parent''' to his two young nephews following his sister's death. Known within the family as "the fun and goofy uncle," Bross suddenly finds himself solely responsible for raising the boys and providing them with a stable home.

The book explores his growing self-doubt—questioning whether he can give the children the life they deserve, and whether a traditional two-parent household might serve them better. The promises of family support prove unreliable, and Tom is largely on his own. The decisions he makes in this final volume, the narrative suggests, will permanently alter the trajectories of everyone involved.

The book is described as the conclusion to the question posed across the entire series: '''Will the cycle of abandonment be broken?'''

'''Themes:''' Parenthood, sacrifice, self-doubt, family obligation, breaking generational cycles, redemption.