Author Ruth Ware sets sail on a thriller cruise that hits choppy waters midway

THE Woman in Cabin 10 isa disappointing read. Although it isn't a bad book, it starts with a captivating premise and then gradually loses its momentum.

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Ruth Ware introduces a story filled with potential, featuring an intriguing plot and a coupelling protagonist, but ultimately fails to maintain the suspense that should keep readers engaged.

A journalist, a luxury cruise, and a mysterious disappearance at sea. It sounds like a book that should keep readers up all night.

However, as the story progresses, the suspense fades, and what could have been a gripping thriller turns into a slow and uneven read.

The story follows Lo Blacklock, a travel writer who lands a dream assignment, a week on a high-end cruise ship with only a few guests.