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Instant New York Times Bestseller
Reminds a classic vodunet, this “Pulse-Breaking” (Opra Daily) Institute New York Times and USA Today Bestseller follows a journalist searching for a missing woman on a cruel ship-a woman who is a woman who is a woman that is not all present.
Travel magazine Writer Low Blackcock is just a lifetime assignment: one week with only a handful of cabins on a luxury cruise. The sky is clear, the water is cool, and the exclusive cruise ship to the elite guests, as the Arora begins its journey in the Jovial, the picturesque North Sea.
First, Lo’s journey is perfect, with a luxurious cabin, elegant dinner parties and lots of relaxation. But as -as wears weeks, frigid winds whip the deck, gray the sky falls, and the witness is what she can only describe as a dark and terrible nightmare: a woman is being thrown overboard. Problem? It is responsible for all passengers – and therefore, the ship raises in such a way that nothing has happened, despite the desperate efforts of the people, to tell that something is very wrong, very wrong …
Surprisingly with a twist, a spine-tingling turn, and a setting that proves to be uncomfortable as clostrophobic because it is very beautiful, a taut and intensive reading in the woman in the woman in Ruth Ware Cabin 10-a time again, one time again, “Agatha Christie’s place. [her] Generation ”(Washington Post).
Asin: b019dko5bm
Publisher: Gallery/Scout Press; Rage Edition (July 19, 2016)
Publication date: July 19, 2016
language English
File Size: 11.1 MB
Text-to-speech: competent
Screen reader: Supported
Increased Typesetting: Competent
X-ray: competent
Word War: Competent
Print Length: 350 page
Customers say
Customers enjoy the book’s suspenseful plot with twists and turns, describing it as a page-turner that keeps them reading throughout. The writing style receives mixed reactions, with some praising it as a well-written puzzler while others find it too simple. Customers disagree on the pacing, with some finding it quick while others note it’s slow-moving, and the character development is criticized for being shallow. Customers disagree on whether the book is difficult to put down, with some finding it hard to put down while others find it tedious.
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