One Heir. Three Murders. Silent Night.
Pinecone Point, the Holloway family's lake house in northern Michigan, on December 23rd. The storm has closed the road and taken the Wi-Fi with it. Grandma Evelyn, who built a toy fortune at her kitchen table, has an announcement: at ten o'clock she names ONE heir to everything. Every relative signed her Family Morality Clause, and every one of them has broken it. The martyr daughter, the broke son with the much younger girlfriend, the crypto grandchild, the lawyer, a chef with a wandering French accent and the neighbour who won't go home all have plans for ten o'clock.
Your guests dig up dirt on each other, fine each other into the Morality Jar, pull Christmas crackers for action cards and steal each other's gifts in the white elephant swap. Then the bodies start to drop. After each murder everyone opens a sealed envelope with new secrets and new jobs, and the dead come back as the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come, each with a power of their own. By the end of the night the clues point to one guest, and everyone casts a ballot: who did it, how, and why.






