Death on the Lusitania

Patrick Gallagher is escorting a British diplomat back to England to make sure he's brought in to be investigated on charges of treason.

Meanwhile the First World War is happening and there was a troubling article in the paper before departure, Germany warning travelers sailing in the war zone on a ship of Great Britain or her allies do so at their own risk.

But I'm sure everything will be fine...

When a passenger is find dead Gallagher is asked to investigate and find the killer before they reach land. Turns out everyone on board has secrets.

Love the era and setting, and genre so this really should have been my cup of tea but nope.

It was too slow paced for me and I never really got into it. I ended up googling when it was torpedoed and was looking forward to the Germans arriving.

Getting some Conrad Allen/Edward Marston vibes so if you like his books this one should be interesting.

Multiple POV's

2,5 rounding up. This was not for me...