Fiction
On a Wing and a Prayer by Peter Bensley
by Irene Drumm •
On a Wing and a Prayer by Peter Bensley
Random House, $29.95 pb, 308 pp
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A personal renaissance, with a raison d’ệtre of such significance that it shifts the reverie of the characters in this book into a dimension of former youthfulness and revitalises the possibilities that seem to vanish with age: On a Wing and a Prayer is about friendship, loyalty and respect in the lives of three ordinary people drawn together under extraordinary circumstances in a small country town in central New South Wales. It confounds the adage that once you have reached a certain stage in life there is no further use for you.
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