"Chicago. Fall. One night, a boarded up bar on the dark side of the block becomes a terrifying crime scene. In the following forty-eight hours, the neighborhood digs deep into escalating mystery, working against time to separate fact from fiction. But as the clock ticks down, the clues spiral into a razor sharp jigsaw, and what began as a simple mystery quickly twists into a personal, pointed and political thriller."-- Provided by publisher. "The Wolf at the End of the Block tells the story of Abe, a resident of the Rightlynd neighborhood of Chicago, who seeks justice after a mysterious, late-night interaction at a boarded-up bar. The intrigue envelops Abe, his sister, his boss, and a morally complicated reporter in pursuit of the truth. But as the clock ticks down, the play discloses the hidden motives of each character, leading to a finale of unpredictable twists, turns, and reveals." -- Provided by publisher.
Series:
The Rightlynd saga Holter, Ike, 1985- Rightlynd saga
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