At a prominent Boston university, a group of students become friends with the expectation of bright futures and lifelong camaraderie. But life rarely turns out the way you think it will at eighteen. When tragedy strikes, their lives and the lives of their loved ones veer in surprising directions. Bonnie Benhayon, author of Grampy, once again explores the topics of extreme wealth and public image, but this time focuses on what makes someone a public figure and who gets to decide. Is it the person or the public? The twists and turns bring some people together and irreparably tear others apart, keeping the reader eagerly turning page after page. One plot twist takes some of the friends into the world of fantasy fiction delivering a book-within-a-book tribute to this popular genre.