The greatest adversary is time. It's 1938 and things were going okay in Minneapolis. About as well as could be expected for a disgraced cop from Wichita. The bosses were not as tough as Capone but still expected loyalty out of their employees. And that's all Walt Hardy was anymore. It was the telegram that put fear into his heart. YOU BETTER CHECK ON YOUR BROTHER. STOP. OR HE'LL WIND UP DEAD. STOP. That was more than enough of a reason to take a train back to Kansas after five long years and try to act like a cop just one more time. Walt has enough people who still have an axe to grind. He knows he needs to run a gauntlet to find out the truth. Without knowing what is going on or where to look, he needs to work as fast as he can before time runs out on him completely. 63 Hours in Wichita moves at a rapid pace, far quicker than most historical crime fiction. It's like watching the sands in an hourglass run, knowing that time moves faster than any other enemy.
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