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This book was strange and heartfelt and unhinged and just plain (plane??) fun. As Linda tells us about her romantic and sexual attraction to planes and her aching desire to marry her soulmate plane (i.e., die in a plane crash), she's so earnest that you kind of start to hope it happens for her. The author writes these perspectives with a lot of empathy and you really get to understand Linda and the internal world she's living in. When Linda isn't in the sterile environment of the planes, she struggles with her need for friendship and human connection, especially regarding her relationship with her best friend Karina. As readers witness them navigate the ups and downs of love, friendship, and air travel, we have to ask - does fate hurry towards us or do we hurry towards our fates?