Walking On Electric Air

When her fourth suicide attempt results in a disabled minivan rather than the peaceful farewell she’d planned in her carbon monoxide-filled garage, Dottie Westbrook, a depressed St, Louis housewife, calls Triple-A to get her plan back on track. But when Shelby Struthers, a boozy auto mechanic with dark demons of his own, appears on her doorstep, Dottie's plan takes a dramatic turn.
Sitting in Shelby's office, Dottie's obsessive-compulsive housewife sensibilities take over and lead to a drunken exchange of tragic stories. Dottie is about to be institutionalized by her family; Shelby lost a daughter in a custody fight years ago. Dottie, who never knew her father, finds a cause in Shelby, steals a Mercedes from his garage, and together they hit the road in search of sanity and family.
Along the way, they encounter sassy Lynda Critchlow, a small-town rental clerk who unknowingly rents them a vehicle loaded down with undelivered drugs. She hitches a ride with them to Nashville to seek fame as a country-western singer.
The three become an unlikely family while searching for Shelby’s daughter. Along the bucolic highways of the South, Dottie and Shelby help each other find the value in the wreckage of their lives while fighting their mutual attraction that grows stronger with each passing mile.