All Greek letter organizations on the Tennessee A&M campus were disbanded after a tragedy involving a young female student. Her body mysteriously appeared in the Cumberland River, leaving many to wonder if her involvement with the nefarious Psi Chi Alpha sorority was to blame. Twenty years have passed, and the university is revamping its image. A proud alumna returns to resurrect Psi Chi Alpha's tarnished reputation, but will her presence send things in the right direction or drag everyone back to the past they've all tried to forget?

Junior year was continuing to favor North Memphis native, Tiffani Dawson, at the illustrious Tennessee A&M University. Tiffani is carving her own path to greatness as lead dancer for the famous Dancin' Falconistas and co-coach for a nearby high school dance team. Her picture-perfect life begins to look less glamorous when the twenty-year defunct Psi Chi Alpha is resurrected. Tennessee A&M's race to regain its historical popularity requires that all Black Greek Letter Organizations be reactivated on campus, and that leads Tiffani to a life-changing discovery about a twenty-year-old tragedy. The truth could alter the trajectory of Tiffani's life forever.

Tony Rhone III is a southern-born author, playwright, and screenwriter. He is a graduate of Tennessee State University where he earned his degree in Theatre. Currently, he has decided to turn some of his screenplays into novels/novellas, starting with his 2016 script "Soror."