SWEETWATER SILVER

In 1942, 25,000 young women applied to join theWomen's AirForce
Service Pilots (WASPs), but few were accepted. They fought male
hostility, poor equipment and official disdain to become pilots. They
piloted fighters and heavy bombers, but were specifically forbidden to
fly overseas.

Kansas farm girl SALLY HANSEN realizes her childhood dream to
become an aviator and fly the Atlantic when, secretly, she and her pilot husband ferry a Liberator bomber to Scotland. But the airplane disappears and Sally's family, unaware of the flight, believes she cruelly abandoned her baby daughter and vanished.

Sixty years later, granddaughter, SCARLETT MITCHELL, a single mom
raising her daughter in a dying West Texas town, receives Sally's
journal mailed anonymously from Scotland by someone who
wants to clear his conscience before he dies. She is determined to solve the mystery.