The Seven Daughters of Dupree is a multi-generational saga by Nikesha Elise Williams, following seven generations of Black women in the Dupree family, bound by a legacy of having only daughters and navigating secrets, trauma, and resilience from the Jim Crow South through the 1990s, as young Tati seeks to uncover her own father's identity and unravel her family's deep history. The novel explores themes of race, power, love, hair, and freedom, revealing how the past echoes through each woman's life.