After a fortune teller at a county fair predicts Frances Adams's murder, she spends her life dodging it. However, she ends up dead sixty years later anyway, leaving her great-niece Annie Adams to play detective among eccentric villagers and try to avoid danger herself.

I adored the premise. I also loved Benjamin Stevensen's 'Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone' - which drew a lot of comparisons. But, it was really hard to get into. I do think audio is a mistake on this one, and print or Kindle would have made a difference. 

Audio | Libby