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The Creature of Snake Hollow, Friday, October 18, 2024 7:00PM

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Date

Friday, October 18, 2024 7:00PM

Name

The Creature of Snake Hollow

Description

The town of Snake Hollow and honored guests from far and wide have gathered at Hemlock Manor on the night of the full moon to help celebrate the wedding of Esmeray Randall and Zev Taylor

UNTIL...

the creature struck again.

The father of the bride insists things proceed as planned. Nothing should keep the lovebirds apart. The maid of honor demands a hunt! No vows until the creature is caught.

It’s time to discover WHAT creeps about in the shadow of the woods. For months so many little signs and disturbances trying to tear these two apart or so someone would have you believe. But why? There have long been stories of a werewolf, the broken-hearted cursed to howl at the moon alone. Or Is it all a ruse to conceal a greater crime?

Wedding guests, friends and family, and faithful residents of Snake Hollow are all here. They have keen insight into each little happening, the secrets that certain people think they’ve hidden, and why a wolf(?) has any interest in a wedding. The creature can’t hide forever, now that everyone is talking, everyone is snooping, its identity and motive will soon be revealed!

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