Publisher's Synopsis
Wings Across America is an inspirational work of non-fiction. The author details the miracle of his sister Kimberly's recovery from Leukemia and their amazing adventure to follow: a cross country tour of the United States from Pennsylvania to San Diego California in a 1968 Piper Cherokee aircraft. Kimberly overcame her illness with the help of a bone marrow transplant from the author himself in March of 2001. In 2003, with Kimberly in remission, the duo decided to pursue an exceptional fund raising adventure. The proceeds of which were given to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Wings Across America explores such heavy themes as the fear of losing a loved one to disease and a new appreciation for life after witnessing such a miracle as Kimberly's continued remission. The course of the story takes many tones, from seriousness, to happiness and even wit. The depth of its overall message transcends our definition of powerful to embody a moving exciting and victorious read.Join Michael and Kimberly's journey across America as they experience the low level scenic vistas shared by Kimberly's natural affinity for photography. Meanwhile read along as the two make new friends in almost every state they visit, meet a true American hero, and share in the joy and adventure of travel by light aircraft.
