Speak Now, or Forever Hold Your Peace
Bitter Creek Ranch, Wyoming Territory, June 1882. Kit Vance, the cattle baron's spur-wearing daughter, is marrying Beau Sterling, the banker's Boston-bred son, and the whole valley has turned out for the wedding and the barn dance. The homesteaders want the creek, the groom's old sweetheart has crashed the party, and the bride's outlaw aunt was pardoned only last week. And ten years ago, two brothers rode off from this very ranch and were never heard from again.
Your guests object at the vows, square off in the Fastest Draw, bid Bitter Creek dollars on pies, freeze for the wedding portrait and chase their own side goals. Then the shooting starts for real. After each murder everyone opens a sealed envelope with new secrets, new jobs and fresh gossip, and the dead come back as ghosts with nothing left to lose. By the time the bouquet is thrown, the clues point to one guest, and everyone casts a ballot: who did it, how, and why.





