Archer

They said it was tradition.
He didn't know it would get someone killed.

Evan Archer just wanted to belong.

As a freshman at one of the country's most elite universities, he's desperate to find his place—and Delta Omega Sigma promises brotherhood, power, and legacy. But what starts as typical frat hazing quickly spirals into something darker: psychological games, brutal rituals, and secrets that cut deeper than any bruise.

When a pledge ends up in the hospital after a night gone violently wrong, Evan is trapped. Stay silent and protect the house—or speak up and risk everything: his future, his family, and the truth about who he really is.

As the lies pile up and pressure closes in, Evan is forced to face the one question no one in the fraternity dares to ask:
What kind of man are you willing to become just to be accepted?

Archer is a razor-sharp crime thriller about identity, loyalty, and the price of silence—perfect for fans of Donna Tartt, Karen M. McManus, and Colleen Hoover's darker side. It's a haunting, high-stakes story of masculinity, belief, and the secrets young men carry when no one's watching.

Trigger Warning: This novel contains depictions of hazing, violence, religious trauma, and internalized homophobia.