In addition to being a gifted student, Jacob Magitsoh is self-involved, developing alcoholic. When he pledges a typical New England university fraternity, he discovers that the organization—created for social interactions and networking opportunities—is also implicated in possible murders and disappearances. The mystery deepens when it becomes clear that the fraternity is connected to a drug trafficking ring linked to bosses somewhere “down South”. An older fraternity brother offers only a glimpse into to what is happening under the surface of the seemingly haunted fraternity house. Jacob is powerfully drawn to his fraternity brother’s girlfriend and falls in love—only to be betrayed. All the while Jacob ignores the one person who cares enough to save him. About the Author Jacob Magitsoh grew up in Central New York. He spent four years on the Navajo Indian Reservation in Shiprock, New Mexico teaching mathematics to native students. Jacob resides in Huntsville, Alabama where he works as an astrophysicist for NASA. His books include the thriller I Used to be Tom B. and a children's alphabet book written half in English and half in Navajo.