The Long Delirious Burning Blue

In her compelling debut novel, "The Long Delirious Burning Blue," Sharon Blackie explores the intertwined lives of Cat Munro, who leaves her corporate career to confront her fears through flying lessons in the Arizona desert, and her mother, Laura, returning to a Scottish village full of painful memories. As both women navigate their pasts and the landscapes that shape them, the story unveils themes of courage, endurance, and redemption. Through vivid settings ranging from the scorching desert to misty lochs, Blackie illustrates the transformative power of both the natural world and storytelling in women's lives.