It’s a fast-paced whodunit, with a psychological angle and driven by an unreliable female narrator. The Woman In Cabin 10 is another thriller joining the ranks of Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train.
She leaves, but before before doing so has a freakout and breaks up with her boyfriend, Judah. The editor offers to take Lo off the job, but she insists on going, thinking to herself what the article might mean for her career. She calls her editor to explain her absence from their meeting, due to the home invasion. Lo is set to take a maiden voyage on a luxury liner named The Northern Lights and she is going write a story about it for Velocity Magazine.
The invasion knocks Lo off her square, sending her already booze-drenched and turbulent life into a deep tailspin. The man snatches her purse, looks at her through a face-covering bandanna, and then leaves but not before locking her in her bedroom. When she goes to let it in, to her surprise, she instead comes face to face with a latex glove-wearing home invader. Laura ‘Lo’ Blacklock wakes hungover to the sound of her cat scratching at the door. So with its paperback release this month we decided to read it and rate it.
Originally released in June, The Woman in Cabin 10 missed out on a review here on Crime Fiction Lover but sold by the bucket.
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