The MMC of this book is mourning the loss of his son, which also affected his marriage. Now he has received a letter from an attorney that he has inherited a plantation. Given that the narrator is a biracial black man, this news is conflicting.

This book saw the journey of a father mourning the loss of his son. Some aspects left you wondering what was real and what wasn't. Granted, the MMC is also wondering the same thing: is it loss, drinking, or something paranormal? He talks aloud to his dead son often while he is trying to move on with everything, including the inheritance of the plantation by the beach. I enjoyed this book and all the emotions that came with it. I cannot imagine what one goes through with the loss of a child, but this book seemed to catch on to it.