In 1933, four women run a comforting safe house for Chicago criminals looking to lay low. But when the ladies find themselves violently betrayed by one of their distinguished guests, revenge becomes their new business. Daring heists, dirty money, infamous gangsters and Tommy guns are all a part of the plan in this original noir graphic novel.
I had high hopes for this graphic novel that I borrowed from the library, but it didn't live up to my expectations. The story seemed to be developing well and it kind of came to an abrupt end. The premise was interesting, but I just felt it didn't pan out that well. I liked the illustrations and they worked well with the story, but unfortunately it fell short for me.
