Red Rover, Red Rover

Landau Boyd’s Red Rover, Red Rover centers on Sam Whitney and Lenore Simenson, who uncover an ancient medieval ritual known as The Code while exploring beneath Graebner College in Covington, Vermont. This two-century-old library building serves as the site where they discover the power to predict financial market movements. They generate vast sums of money through this supernatural advantage, creating a life that appears perfect until a dark and dangerous force emerges from their actions. Katy Malone and Nick Sanchez, described as ace students at Graebner, eventually learn of Sam and Lenore’s secret activities. The discovery traps all four individuals in a deadly web spun by the ritual itself. Boyd frames the narrative around the moral weight of foresight, asking what one would do if they could see into the future and what that knowledge might cost them. The story moves from academic curiosity to survival horror as the consequences of tampering with medieval magic unfold. Readers who enjoy supernatural fiction involving college settings and financial thriller elements will find this tale engaging. Those seeking historical non-fiction or contemporary romance may prefer other titles in the shop.