A Case of Cabin Fever?
There is something about this book that reminds me of an Agatha Christie plot.
Days after she is the victim of a home invasion, a reporter's assignment leads her onto a cruise aboard an exclusive, mall luxury cruise ship. She briefly encounters the woman in cabin 10. but later hears a cry and a splash outside her window. There is a bloody handprint on the wall between her verandah and that of Cabin 10. She sounds an alarm, but no one believes her. The cabin next door is empty. Who dunnit? Who was killed? Was anyone killed? Who is missing? Is it all in her head? A side effect of the anti depressant medication?
The story is well told and fast moving, and it's not clear who is coherent and who is corrupt. It's a decent thriller in the style of Gone Girl. Brings a suffocating eeriness to cruise ships. . .
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