Charles Dennis Knihy

In "Balm of Angels," the themes of forgiveness and redemption unfold through the lives of playwright Oliver Courtland and his son Rye, a director. Their journey, set in the vibrant Upper West Side of Manhattan, explores the complexities of their fractured relationship and the transformative power of second chances. As they navigate their intertwined paths, the story emphasizes the healing nature of forgiveness, bringing to life the essence of an age-old Irish proverb.

Susan Given arbeitet für die New Yorker Steuerbehörde, doch als sie der Müllmafia in die Quere kommt, stolpert sie schon bald über eine Leiche und gerät in grösste Gefahr.