The first two books about the life of Worth Frye were greeted with near disbelief that a man could have led such an adventurous life. In this third book in the series, Wayne Frye weaves a tale of moonshiners and ghosts, as the young Worth, his sister (Willa Mae) and brother (Lloyd) are ultimately, through a series of unusual circumstances, led to a haunted house where they are tenacious in trying to ferret out evil. In the process, they find much more than just spirits. While trying to solve a mystery that plagued the place called New Hope Community, they discover inner strength and devotion to one another that would elevate all three to successful lives where they would never give in to despair, while standing by each other with love and determination no matter what catastrophe might befall them. Known as the man with no fear, Worth Frye was a southern legend. In the town of Asheboro, North Carolina, where he lived the majority of his life, there are those who, even long after his death, when speaking his name, do so in a whisper out of reverence for his ability to live life like a comet blazing through the midnight sky. He was a man who did not know the meaning of defeat, because, for him, you were only defeated if you gave up, and he never gave up.