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its good and has some twists
I didn’t read „In a Dark, Dark Wood“ by Ruth Ware yet so I can’t compare „Woman in Cabin 10“ with it. My review is about the German version of the book and I really enjoyed reading it! Lo Blacklock is a Travel Journalist who gets invited to a cruise 🚢 of the „Aurora“ - a really exclusive cruise ship which offers only 10 cabins. On her first evening aboard the „Aurora“ she gets to know a young woman & after hearing a suspicious noise coming out from Cabin 10 the same night Lo is convinced that there’s a murderer on the cruise ship. The whole plot is awesome and the German translation was well done so it was really nice and easy to read. I had to finish it almost straightaway because I felt thrilled about how the story is going to continue. To be honest I can’t really understand the ‚bad‘ or average reviews on „Woman in Cabin 10“. I didn’t expect it but to my surprise it caught me instantly and I’m glad I read it! 😊
Das Buch zieht sich sehr, die Spannung fehlt an vielen Stellen und die Geschichte ist letztendlich sehr weit hergeholt.
A closed-room mystery with Girl on the Train vibes that I absolutely loved! Laura, the MC, keeps getting herself deeper into trouble with her drinking and her bad decisions, and while there weren't any crazy plot twists, it did keep me at the edge of my seat and it was hard to put down. And I must say, I loved the ending.
Great book, I enjoyed it a lot and would read it again
Hallo ihr Lieben, dieses Buch war grauenhaft. Absolut grauenhaft. Ich hatte vielleicht die ein oder andere Erwartung, nachdem ich Rezessionen gelesen habe aber ich wurde so enttäuscht. Das Buch hat überhaupt nichts von einem guten Thriller. Es erzählt eine Geschichte rund um ein Verbrechen aber ich empfand das Verbrechen tatsächlich eher am Leser. Es war absolut nicht spannend. Irgendwie sogar inhaltslos. Hat mir überhaupt nicht gefallen. Weder die Hauptprotagonistin, noch alle anderen Charaktere konnten mich überzeugen. Das war nicht meins
It.is.good so far
3.5/5 It becomes a bit frustrating towards the end, but it was overall enjoyable.
Spannendes Buch, das ich nicht aus den Händen legen konnte. Leider war mir die Protagonistin nicht sympathisch und "überrascht" wurde ich auch nicht. 3,5/5
The Woman in Cabin 10 is my second Ruth Ware novel. I think this book was just as frustrating as The Turn of the Key though the ending of this was marginally better. The lead character, Lo Blacklock, was super unlikeable. Truly toxic personality wise. She was super grating, impulsive, a poor judge of character and not very smart. I guess Ruth likes to write her heroines as flawed, insecure and heavy drinkers. I mean where's the charm here? I wouldn't want to be in a relationship with this sort of individual even if they resembled Liv Tyler. The investigating bit was fun but around a fifth of the book was spent primarily within the thoughts of Lo that it really dragged. The reveals here weren't as explosive as the ones in The Turn of the Key but as I've said earlier, the ending was more enjoyable. I have read the trade paperback while listening to the audiobook. The narration by Imogen Church was superb. This will be the second Ruth Ware book that is a miss for me however, I think I will read more of her work. Maybe something will click in the future.
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its good and has some twists
I didn’t read „In a Dark, Dark Wood“ by Ruth Ware yet so I can’t compare „Woman in Cabin 10“ with it. My review is about the German version of the book and I really enjoyed reading it! Lo Blacklock is a Travel Journalist who gets invited to a cruise 🚢 of the „Aurora“ - a really exclusive cruise ship which offers only 10 cabins. On her first evening aboard the „Aurora“ she gets to know a young woman & after hearing a suspicious noise coming out from Cabin 10 the same night Lo is convinced that there’s a murderer on the cruise ship. The whole plot is awesome and the German translation was well done so it was really nice and easy to read. I had to finish it almost straightaway because I felt thrilled about how the story is going to continue. To be honest I can’t really understand the ‚bad‘ or average reviews on „Woman in Cabin 10“. I didn’t expect it but to my surprise it caught me instantly and I’m glad I read it! 😊
Das Buch zieht sich sehr, die Spannung fehlt an vielen Stellen und die Geschichte ist letztendlich sehr weit hergeholt.
A closed-room mystery with Girl on the Train vibes that I absolutely loved! Laura, the MC, keeps getting herself deeper into trouble with her drinking and her bad decisions, and while there weren't any crazy plot twists, it did keep me at the edge of my seat and it was hard to put down. And I must say, I loved the ending.
Great book, I enjoyed it a lot and would read it again
Hallo ihr Lieben, dieses Buch war grauenhaft. Absolut grauenhaft. Ich hatte vielleicht die ein oder andere Erwartung, nachdem ich Rezessionen gelesen habe aber ich wurde so enttäuscht. Das Buch hat überhaupt nichts von einem guten Thriller. Es erzählt eine Geschichte rund um ein Verbrechen aber ich empfand das Verbrechen tatsächlich eher am Leser. Es war absolut nicht spannend. Irgendwie sogar inhaltslos. Hat mir überhaupt nicht gefallen. Weder die Hauptprotagonistin, noch alle anderen Charaktere konnten mich überzeugen. Das war nicht meins
It.is.good so far
3.5/5 It becomes a bit frustrating towards the end, but it was overall enjoyable.
Spannendes Buch, das ich nicht aus den Händen legen konnte. Leider war mir die Protagonistin nicht sympathisch und "überrascht" wurde ich auch nicht. 3,5/5
The Woman in Cabin 10 is my second Ruth Ware novel. I think this book was just as frustrating as The Turn of the Key though the ending of this was marginally better. The lead character, Lo Blacklock, was super unlikeable. Truly toxic personality wise. She was super grating, impulsive, a poor judge of character and not very smart. I guess Ruth likes to write her heroines as flawed, insecure and heavy drinkers. I mean where's the charm here? I wouldn't want to be in a relationship with this sort of individual even if they resembled Liv Tyler. The investigating bit was fun but around a fifth of the book was spent primarily within the thoughts of Lo that it really dragged. The reveals here weren't as explosive as the ones in The Turn of the Key but as I've said earlier, the ending was more enjoyable. I have read the trade paperback while listening to the audiobook. The narration by Imogen Church was superb. This will be the second Ruth Ware book that is a miss for me however, I think I will read more of her work. Maybe something will click in the future.