Borrowed Voices

“The chorus of characters residing in Roger Sheffer’s fictional midwestern town of White River Falls sing the familiar melodies of pain and love and devotion, of rivalry and triumph. In their own, or sometimes ‘borrowed voices,’ they give us insight into the soul of the Sunday morning choir members, of a young woman’s desperate search to find what she already possesses, of a young man’s hesitant and sometimes frustrating exploration of his life, his art. Sheffer’s words continue to hum in your mind long after their final notes have been sung.” –Davida Kilgore, author of Last Summer