Michael Stone is a household name now that he has introduced America to the pulsating sounds of Soca music from the Caribbean. His father is dying but Michael refuses to cut short his sell-out national tour. Going home would open too many painful wounds.
Michael’s climb to the top has been traumatic: from the death of a brother in a car crash to beatings from his alcoholic father who tries to keep him from pursuing his love for music.
But after managing to overcome every obstacle, he now faces the biggest threat to his career: the release of a biography by his opportunistic brother. Tired of hiding his skeletons, Michael admits to his worse nightmare – the sexual abuse by his brother. In spite of the confession, his record sales soar.
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