On a Wing and a Prayer
On a Wing and a Prayer by Peter Bensley, published by Random House Australia in 2006, is a fiction novel that spans 308 pages. The story follows Don Cameron, who unexpectedly inherits a collection of World War II supplies, including a vintage Spitfire plane. Alongside his best friend Tom and Tom’s childhood friend, they embark on a journey to restore the aircraft, which brings forth memories and emotions that deeply affect Don.
As the trio works on the Spitfire, they uncover layers of the past that resonate with their present lives. The narrative explores themes of friendship and identity, as Don’s connection to the plane reveals more than just nostalgia. Readers will find a blend of adventure and introspection as the characters navigate their shared history and the impact of their discoveries. This edition offers a detailed look into the complexities of memory and the significance of the past in shaping one’s identity.
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When Don Cameron mysteriously inherits a cache of World War II supplies, including an original Spitfire plane, his best mate Tom thinks they’ve struck it rich. With the help of Tom’s childhood friend, they restore the Spitfire to its former glory. But Don seems strangely affected by the planea As the three friends delve into the treasure-trove, memories resurface. But for Don, the past is more real than the present. When he takes to the skies in a final swansong flight, his true identity is at last revealed.
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