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Lo Blacklock is about to get her chance. She’s a journalist that has worked at a travel magazine for the past 10 years. To date, her duties mostly involve research and assembling articles since her boss is usually the one travelling to exotic locales. Her boss is indisposed and Lo is offered the opportunity of a week on a small, intimate luxury cruise ship.
On Lo’s first night on board, she is awoken by noises in the next cabin (cabin 10) followed by a splash. Lo is convinced that someone was thr ...more
On Lo’s first night on board, she is awoken by noises in the next cabin (cabin 10) followed by a splash. Lo is convinced that someone was thr ...more
Lo Blacklock gets the job opportunity of a lifetime to travel on a luxury cruise that she would never be able to afford in a million years and all she has to do is write a flattering article. Right before the cruise however she is burglarized and assaulted which disrupts her already fragile state of mind. Once aboard the ship all seems to be a dream come true until the night Lo hears what she thinks is her neighbor in the next cabin go overboard. Even though there does not seem to be a record of
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MY RATING: 3.75/5 STARS
I was given a complimentary copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
I want to start off this review with a few warnings. First, I normally do not review mystery thriller stories because it's not my go-to genre. Which is fair. But it doesn't mean that I don't enjoy mystery thrillers. I just need to be in the mood for them and I've been keeping my eye out on The Woman In Cabin 10 for the longest time ever ever since I read The Girl on the Train & Before I ...more
I was given a complimentary copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
I want to start off this review with a few warnings. First, I normally do not review mystery thriller stories because it's not my go-to genre. Which is fair. But it doesn't mean that I don't enjoy mystery thrillers. I just need to be in the mood for them and I've been keeping my eye out on The Woman In Cabin 10 for the longest time ever ever since I read The Girl on the Train & Before I ...more
I loved Ruth Ware's The death of Mrs. Westaway, so I decided to read this even though some friends hadn't liked it. I can see why. If you have anxiety, claustrophobia, sleep deprivation, or feel stress when people drink too much and don't get to work/get their work done, you will feel unneeded stress reading this, especially during the less interesting first half of this book.
By the second half of this book, it got much more interesting and I was definitely hooked. If you are feeling a little fr ...more
By the second half of this book, it got much more interesting and I was definitely hooked. If you are feeling a little fr ...more
Lo Blacklock is a travel journalist covering the inaugural trip of the niche cruise ship the Aurora on its trip from England to Norway. The ship only has 10 cabins. Lo becomes concerned when the woman in the cabin next to hers disappears, possibly murdered. I figured out who the bad guy was fairly easily and was rather annoyed by Lo. I also thought the ending was kind of ridiculous. I didn't like the audio book narrator. I found all of her accents to be annoying and distracting from the story.
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Dec 31, 2016
Michelle (MichelleBookAddict)
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Sep 08, 2019
Eve Messenger
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