Four travelers take refuge from a Huron County blizzard in the secluded farmhouse of Gerald Goldie, retired Latin teacher. All four of the strangers have some things in commonÑa working knowledge of Latin, a serious distaste for their host, and a growing animosity for each other. As ominous Latin phrases begin to appear on the walls, it becomes clear that someone has murder in mind. And as the body count rises, our stranded guests are forced to choose between certain death in the blizzardÑor tempting the Fates by remaining in a house of terror.

Paul Ciufo lives in Grand Bend, Ontario. Reverend Jonah was his first professionally produced stage play. His radio drama On Convoy was produced and broadcast nationally by CBC Radio in 2002. On Convoy was originally a stage play that received a fine community theatre production by Goderich Little Theatre in Guelph, Ontario. Paul is currently writing two stage plays, Narcisse and The Four Day White-Out, a screenplay titled The Strongest Shape in the World, and a memoir called The Sun Shines on Manhattan.

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ÒA zinger of a playÉthe Canadian hinterland, both physical and psychological, is explored in all of its frightening realityÉÓÑLondon Free Press

ÒCiufoÕs writing is tight, bristling with witty, intelligent banterÉyes, this is a mystery, a whodunit and a comedy/drama, but the writing was layered so you really were rewarded if you paid attention to every word of itÉa killer of a script.ÓÑThe Beat: Arts in London