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Echo Whispers
It’s 1928. Prohibition is in place – mobsters like Al Capone and his number one hit man, Frank “The Enforcer” Nitti, control the streets. Their viscious nature dictates that they rule their crime kingdom by murder and corruption.
Two old outlaws, Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid, have returned to the United States from South America. They have been in hiding for the past twenty years letting the world believe they were killed by Federale troops.
The violent course is set when Butch and Sundance have a run-in with Frank Nitti on the steamship during their voyage home. Nitti vows to kill the two if their paths ever cross again.
Follow the trail of the two old lovable outlaws from the steamy jungles of South America to the final bloody encounter with Nitti on the cold, wet streets of Capone’s Chicago.
"Pat Naville's ECHO WHISPERS presents itself with bold authenticity, a sharpness of barbed wire and the clearness of a spring morning. It is an honor to welcome such a gifted story-teller into the fold." Ralph Cotton - Pulitzer Prize nominee and USA Today Best-Selling author of GUNMAN'S SONG.
Two old outlaws, Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid, have returned to the United States from South America. They have been in hiding for the past twenty years letting the world believe they were killed by Federale troops.
The violent course is set when Butch and Sundance have a run-in with Frank Nitti on the steamship during their voyage home. Nitti vows to kill the two if their paths ever cross again.
Follow the trail of the two old lovable outlaws from the steamy jungles of South America to the final bloody encounter with Nitti on the cold, wet streets of Capone’s Chicago.
"Pat Naville's ECHO WHISPERS presents itself with bold authenticity, a sharpness of barbed wire and the clearness of a spring morning. It is an honor to welcome such a gifted story-teller into the fold." Ralph Cotton - Pulitzer Prize nominee and USA Today Best-Selling author of GUNMAN'S SONG.
338 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 13, 2004
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