La mujer del camarote 10 / The Woman in Cabin 10

from GrandmaCootie

I have read many reviews saying this is a story reminiscent of Agatha Christie's works. That is the case, so I guess that's why it sometimes grabs you and sometimes plods along, but if you pay attention there are a lot of clues strewn along the way, and in the end you keep guessing and guessing a...

from JMlibrarian

Not as good as her first. However, a very gripping plot once the protagonist, Lo, actually gets on the cruise ship. Would be four stars, but loses half a star for the incredibly weak and overly long beginning. Also, it's very hard to hang with a character who is exhausted to the point of collapse...

from arielfl

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...

from Carmenere

I'm having a like/hate relationship with this book. Hate it because it is so similar to another book I have mediocre feelings for, The Girl on the Train. An unreliable, irritating, nosy protagonist is involved with what appears to be a murder. Hate it because if, said protagonist, Laura (Lo) Blac...

from judithrs

The Woman in Cabin 10. Ruth Ware. 2016. I think my problem with this book and the two previous ones is that their quality is so far below that of Plainsong that they are all a disappointment. Ware's book was on the best seller list for quite a while, and the movie will probably be very good. It i...