That's a good cover! As in, reflective of the plot without being distracting. When I saw the announcement for this sequel I was surprised--it's been nearly 10 years since the publication of The Woman in Cabin 10. Yet I also jumped at the opportunity to revisit Lo Blacklock's story. This sequel was well-paced and had enough reminders of the events in the first book that you do not need to re-read it. Enough years have passed that characters in the story have much different lives and are seeking fresh starts, but some characters did not have the opportunity, and are willing to do whatever it takes to make it happen. A wonderful novel, but I do not foresee a third book or ongoing series coming out of this.

She’s done it again. This book is a page turner. Engaging and a must read if you like this author writing style. I enjoyed the pace and the relationship between the fmc and Carrie. It was hard for me to remember exactly the first book since it’s been forever since I read it but with the retelling and this book being so good it’s not a big deal. This is def going to be a best seller list asap.

One little thing I wish a pov from Carrie would be added

Lo Blacklock has been struggling to revive her journalism career. Now an invitation to the grand opening of a luxury hotel on the shores of Lake Geneva may give her the boost she needs. She helps an interview with the reclusive owner of the resort will jumpstart her career. But she soon becomes involved in a life and death romp across Europe after a call from the owners mistress claims her life is in jeopardy. Ruth Ware can be counted on to provide an entertaining and exciting read.