The Memory Keeper
(Author) Corin Burnside"1940. Having grown up surrounded by nature, Bella Gardner loves nothing more than getting her hands dirty. When war breaks out, she immediately signs up for the Air Transport Auxiliary, frustrated she can't play a more active role, yet keen to do something for the war effort. But when her brother is involved in a tragic accident, Bella must make a decision that changes the course of her life forever. 2014. Archaeologist Jennifer Dawson is excited when she is told about an unrecovered World War 2 Spitfire but is shocked to discover that the body of the pilot is still inside the plane. Trying to avoid her own demons, Jennifer sets out to solve the mystery of the forgotten pilot - and finds that the answer might lie a lot closer to home..."--Publisher.
Corin Burnside
Corin Burnside is a critically acclaimed American author known for their poignant and introspective writing style. They have published several highly praised novels and short stories that explore themes of identity, culture, and memory. Burnside's works are characterized by their lyrical prose and unique storytelling techniques that challenge traditional literary norms. Their most famous work, "The Sound of Silence," is a haunting tale that delves into the complexities of human emotion and relationships. Burnside's contribution to literature lies in their ability to captivate readers with thought-provoking narratives that resonate long after the final page is turned. Their impact on the literary genre is profound, as they continue to push boundaries and redefine the art of storytelling.
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