Review: And The Wippoorwill Sings
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2013
I read Micki's current blog interview when it was first posted, I purchased the kindle version. After following Author Micki Peluso's blog I thought that I had a feel for her writing style.I just finished the book last night. Not usually my genre, but I found the account of Micki's life humorous at times, and laughed out loud. I also had to find a box of tissues to keep at hand.  It is amazing to read the hope, faith and courage she maintained through the tragic loss of a child. This is a story that should be required for every driver who has a drink and gets behind the wheel."And the Whippoorwill Sang" is and emotional read with many up and downs, as well as twists and turns to rival a winding mountain road. I found my self getting angry on her behalf, chuckling or out right laughing at her antics, Lucile Ball could have played Micki. As a mother, indeed a human being, I felt her heartache and sense of loss.Not a quick read, but well worth a readers time. I found a lot of formatting issues on the kindle version, but the story is well written and I highly recommend it.Reviewed by Jackie Anton