The Boy Who Fell Out of the Sky by Ken Dornstein (2006 Memoir).

Step into a deeply moving and masterfully written true story with this 2006 trade paperback edition of The Boy Who Fell Out of the Sky by Ken Dornstein. Part investigation, part love letter, and part deeply personal confession, this acclaimed memoir chronicles the aftermath of the tragic 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 terrorist bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland, which claimed the life of the author's older brother, David.  Following David’s sudden death at just 25 years old, Ken Dornstein embarks on a decade-long journey to piece together his brother’s vibrant, unfinished life. Driven by boxes of David's left-behind journals, notebooks, and creative scripts, Ken beautifully reconstructs the portrait of an aspiring, eccentric young writer whose dreams were cut short. It is an unforgettable exploration of sibling bonds, obsessive grief, and the exhausting search for meaning in the wake of an international tragedy.  Highly recommended for readers of investigative memoirs, true crime history, and powerful stories of family resilience and healing.