Some characters are involved in a plane crash. There's death, there's survival, there's humanity at its low point, and at a higher point. The story unfolds slowly, in flashbacks and in present-time narratives, which are often done under the context of a media interview. 
 I was sucked in hard and fast by this one. I read it while making dinner (hard to turn Kindle pages when chopping and stirring) and while washing dishes (harder still to turn Kindle pages with wet hands). I just wanted to know more of the story. It's a quick read. My only complaints are some eye-rolling writing, and the (view spoiler)[ ending that ties everything up in such a lovely little package. It felt a bit too tidy after everything else. (hide spoiler)]