The Woman In Cabin 10

As this is my introduction to the suspense, mystery genre and this is also my first audiobook experience, I liked this book a lot.

This story took quite a bit of time to develop and seemed to meander at will. Laura (Lo) had a lot of issues that contributed to her not being taken seriously by many when her story couldn't be validated. But then, the story took a turn and things got tense as we are put in the position of believing her account. Of course, I guessed wrong (probably missed a few clues when my mind wandered) and the clever little twist at the end elevated my rating.

I enjoyed the narrator, Imogen Church, who really captured Lo's character. Be forewarned that her interpretation of an American accent will make you chuckle. I'm glad I decided to listen to the story because she made the slow start more interesting. While this wasn't the most original plot, it was entertaining. Just hang in there until things get going.