This has a big premise: on a delayed flight from Hobart to Sydney, an older lady walks the aisle and tells every single passenger their age and cause of death. After the flight, some try to laugh it off but many are deeply disturbed by the woman's predictions and seriously rethink how to live their lives in the months following the flight. This multi-voiced novel tells the story of the psychic as well as many of the people whose lives were impacted by her predictions. As so often happens with Liane Moriarty novels, I didn't want to put this down—and then I found myself pondering the book's themes of probability, agency, and love long after I finished listening. This was great on audio, as narrated by Caroline Lee and Geraldine Hakewill.
