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"Lots of eccentric characters and an all around good read!"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted March 7, 2003

Without a doubt this was one of the most interesting stories I've ever read. There were eccentric characters galore and I enjoyed meeting each and every one of them. I'm not sure exactly whose story this was but I will start with Leticia (Letty) Murphy, a dance hall girl and Read more...

"A great western tale"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted November 10, 2003

Though she is a prostitute in the White Dove Saloon, Letty Murphy prays every night that one day her prince will come to Lizard Flats, Kansas Territory to take her away from her pathetic existence. So far the love of her life has failed to arrive so Letty does Read more...

Summary

Whippoorwill is a tale filled with emotion -- set in a place rich with color and even more colorful characters. From the bawdy to the banal -- from the poor to the poignant. And all because of a less than pious preacher and a prostitute yearning for something more, the tapestry of these peoples' lives become interwoven, culminating with marrying to buryings and all that comes between.