A Memoir of Joyoti

Aman and Joyoti had been friends since childhood. The war for freedom had started by the time they expressed their love for one another. The Pakistani military captures Joyoti and takes her to their camp. American missionary, Mother Mary shelters her once the camp breaks and takes her to America with her. There, she was on the lakeside of Lake Ronkonkoma, Long Island. Aman travels abroad for the treatment of his foot, injured in a grenade explosion during the freedom fight, finally settling in New York City. Luck favors him and he meets Joyoti again. Joyoti does not want to delude him with her unresponsive body, severely brutalized by the Military. The haunting waters of Lake Ronkonkoma call for her. Four hundred years ago an Indian tribal princess fell in love with an English settler. When their union was denied by her father, the chief, she threw herself in the waters of Lake Ronkonkoma. Since then, a local legend warns that a curse of the princess’s unsatisfied spirit drowns people in the lake every year. Can the purity of Aman’s love save Joyoti from the possession of the killer spirit? Who will die in the waters to satisfy the curse?