Olivia-Ray is a seventeen-year-old girl in the small community of Ackee Tree Hill whose father suddenly left her life seven years ago without a goodbye. She had stopped talking about him long ago, but now he is here again, with a thousand apologies. She wondered what needs a girl her age has for a father. Forgiveness and moving on are always the best remedies, but can she afford to give him that?

Caution: The authentic Jamaican way of life, dialogue, and patois phrases of Ackee Tree Hill, are bound to throw you into nostalgia. Enjoying this book with a hot cup of freshly made Jamaican chocolate tea and a thick slice of sweet potato pudding is best.