so-soI was definitely entertained, but the more I think about the plot, the more problems I have with it. It started to lose me towards the end.
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The Woman in Cabin 10 | 
so-soI was definitely entertained, but the more I think about the plot, the more problems I have with it. It started to lose me towards the end.
so-soThis book missed the mark for me. It just didn‘t keep my attention like I had hoped. I almost did not finish but pushed through and was disappointed with the ending as well. This book had a lot of hype and I just didn‘t feel it.
pickAbout five hours done #24in48 and I‘ve finally read a thriller I enjoy - I did not see the ending coming and I liked it much more than Ware‘s first book #eveningreadingview
Early morning beach walk with a new to me thriller
1. I hate hearing people eat in any way.
2. I love to travel so anyone who wants to take me on a vacation for my birthday please let me know 🤣🤣🤣🤣
3. I‘m a therapist.....so success is measured by happiness to me. If you are happy then you have achieved success ♥️
I‘m new here so I‘m going to tag a couple people who I know are new like me!
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so-so"The Woman in Cabin 10" started strong and was full of suspense but I began to lose interest in the last third as things took as slightly strange turn. It's 3 stars from me!
My full review is up on my blog now ?
In this thriller, the MC has a #WindowSeat to what she thinks is foul play - she witnesses a woman fall overboard. Yet, the MC is very unreliable, and no one believes her story. Is she telling the truth?
This has received mixed ratings on Litsy. I actually liked this one. The opening scene had my heart pumping, and I tend to gravitate toward unconventional main characters. #LilithJuly
This was my book haul from a thrift store for around $12 I never thought I'd see a couple of these there 💜📚
so-soThat moment when you buy a book by its cover and it turned out to be dissapointing. The way the author writes is not that bad but...lord, does she have misconceptions. About fat people, about having a certain age. And she is so anxious and self-centred. Like the Earth spins around her. She seems to have no hobbies, because she observers everything. Every fucking detail.
And sometimes she is shameless. Like kissing a man's pubes. Cmmon.
pickAll I can say is WOW. I personally don‘t believe Ware introduced this book properly as the beginning was horribly confusing. However after about 100 pages or so I was HOOKED. Wares plot reminded me of Agatha Christie‘s and I truly never saw the ending coming
so-soI wasn't a fan of this one. It started out strong but the pacing of the book seemed off. And I really didn't like the main character.
This was my first book by Ruth Ware. Maybe I'll give her another chance but this isn't a book I would recommend.
pickI really enjoyed this book and how this author writes as well. She is becoming easily one of my favorite up and coming authors!
Found this for like $3.50 at a used book store!
so-soThis book was just okay for me. I started getting really frustrated with her situation and I was just ready for it to be resolved. I did really like the ending. After reading this and "In a Dark, Dark Wood" it's obvious that Ruth Ware followed a similar story arc. I wouldn't recommend to a friend or family member, but it wasn't a terrible read. Once the story picked up, I finished it in 3 days. But the first 150 pages really dragged.
This long weekend want to work on the books that have been taking me forever to finish. First up woman in cabin 10 #longweekend #cabinreads
Knocked three more off of the list with this book! Loving this challenge! #maymadness #mayscavengerhunt
“You could get a cab, carped the small, snide voice in the back of my head. It‘s not the walk you can‘t face. #Coward.”
#QuotsyMay19 #BoughtBecauseOfItsCover
I‘m on chapter 9 and not really feeling it. Just finished the Lying Game and it was really great. I had high hopes for this...hopefully it gets better!!!
so-soI'm not sure how I felt about this book - I heard a lot of good things about it and I was really hoping it would live up to the hype, but I don't think it did. It got better as it went on, but unfortunately I didn't love it.
Was hoping to read In a Dark, Dark Wood but my library didn't have it. This book, by the same author, still caught my eye. I'm diving right in!
A nasty bout of insomnia last night gave me a chance to finish book 48 for the year! According to my "system," I should read a non-fiction selection next, but I'm really in the mood for a thriller, so my system can wait for this one that has been lingering in my TBR for quite a while.
One of these books is not like the others 😂😂
pickI really liked this book, I‘ve heard mixed reviews but this is my opinion of a really good phycological thriller. Twists and turns to keep you guessing the whole way. Amazing
I couldn‘t stop listening! It was so creepy and intense at parts, but I loved it. Kept me interested and tuned it on the story.
Maybe not the best #audiobook to start on a stormy morning? But I did haha. It‘s creepy already!
pickThis was a quick read and just what I needed to take my mind off of some pretty intense pain. I loved Lo. I lay on my couch and imagined myself her, trapped on a ship, trying to solve a murder, and everyone just thinks I'm a hysterical drama queen. ...This is extremely plausible.
so-soWasn‘t a fan of the beginning. Main character gets robbed then ends up on cruise liner??? It picked up in the middle then had a super, crazy ending.
pickI liked this but heard it is Ware‘s best; my only issue was that the “bad guy” totally just gave the main character Lo the whole story. I would have liked to see more detective work to a reveal, rather than a just bang here‘s the whole situation. Otherwise was good and the surprises are all the way to the end.
so-soWell it took me a while. I've read mixed reviews, and I must agree that there was a significant slump in the middle of the book. By that point though I was already invested. This was a solid ☆☆☆ for me. Not bad, but not the heart pumping thriller I'd been after.
pickOne of my favourite reads from last week‘s trip - I had a three day book hangover after this; it‘s absolutely brilliant!
At the halfway point with this one 🤔 and currently questioning the sanity of Lo.
pickSuch a great book! Just when I think I have figured out the mystery, boom I‘m wrong! Lol. Check this out if you love a book that keeps you guessing! Quick read too! Started this 3/31 and finished it today!
pickAdmittedly, I‘ve been binge listening to cheap murder mysteries with female protagonists. But I liked Lo- she had just the right amount of alcoholism, self-doubt and anxiety to be a solid heroine that you could root for in the end. Imagine “Murder on the Nile” meets Norwegian Crystal Cruises. 🛳 🔪🥂
"It's terrifying how long the hours can feel when you have no clock, no means of telling time, and no way of knowing if anyone will come for you."
so-soLo Blacklock has been given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the Aurora. This boutique cruise is the first of its kind offering passengers an intimate experience of the North Sea without sacrificing a single amenity. Lo‘s journey goes from a dream to a nightmare before she even steps foot on the ship.
The events that follow become progressively worse the more time Lo spends searching for answers.
pickVery easy read, finished reading in half a day. The storyline was interesting & there were definitely surprising twists towards the latter 1/4 of the book. I was between giving this a “pick” vs. a “so-so” rating as it took about 100 pages to really dive into the “actual” juicy part of the novel, but I believe it was worth it. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟/5
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