After graduating college, she has no choice but to move back into her father’s apartment in South Hollow — the same neighborhood he spent years trying to keep her away from. At thirty-nine, Damon Carter is loud, tattooed, reckless, and still deeply tied to the people and problems surrounding the neighborhood he never really left behind. And now that his daughter is back home for the first time in years, it doesn’t take long for South Hollow to notice. Especially the younger men around her age who grew up hearing about Damon Carter’s daughter long before finally meeting her.