One of Nicola Sturgeon’s best books of the year! Read the review on SNACK magazine [icon name=”quote-left” prefix=”fas”] Glasgow and Kilmarnock are much more than mere backdrops to the delicate web ofhuman voices and fates in the novel: their own civic destinies, spanning two world wars and decades of aftermath, play a powerful and evocative part in this wonderfully vivid and moving portrait of the past.– Wayne Price, author of Furnace and Mercy Seat [icon name=”quote-left” prefix=”fas”] Catch the Moments as They Fly is, simultaneously, an engrossing and affecting love story, a family saga, and a deft portrait of Scottish urban life in the wake of two world wars. Subtle, layered, and full of captivating historical detail as well as vividly drawn characters, this is a novel to get lost in. Absolutely compelling.– Jane Mckie, author of, most recently, Carnation Lily Lily Rose
