The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware
Where did November go? Wow--it zipped by so quick I'm scrambling to get my thoughts on Christmas in just 4 short weeks! I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. It was a peaceful day filled with tasty food and good company. Lo Blacklock, the narrator in The Woman in Cabin 10 , however, cannot say she experienced good company or good food during her time spent on a luxury cruise. As a matter of fact, poor Lo was either completely exhausted, drunk, or seen as slightly crazy throughout the novel. I have to say I was disappointed with her character, and not terribly impressed with this novel. I've read plenty of novels where I didn't like the main character. Usually it makes for a pretty compelling read, but Lo just completely irritated me. She suffers from a chronic lack of sleep because of a break-in at her apartment, where she came face to face with the robber. Lo cking Lo in her bedroom, he ransacked her place, and left h...