Aterratge

The protagonist of 'Aterratge' (Landing) decides to fly to Iceland with three strangers to photograph herself inside the wreckage of a plane that crashed in 1973. It's a decision she would never have made before All That. But the trip awakens something deep within her. Another decision follows: to write to the pilot who crashed fifty years ago. Gregory responds, sharing all the landing details with no literary embellishments. As she observes symbols at every turn, she realizes she can't ignore the past while moving forward into the future. Amidst it all, a pandemic, friends, and readings serve as lifelines.

Precise, exact, and gripping, this novel delves into the fundamental fear that shapes every life. It's driven by an impulse, a desire to understand. The narrative propels you forward and supports you, unwaveringly, like a steadfast arm.