"The Woman in Cabin 10" was my first introduction to Ruth Ware and I enjoyed it, so when I saw this sequel I was looking forward to revisiting Lo and seeing what she's been up to. The reintroduction to Lo and her life was fine and as expected, but the constant referencing of characters from the first book was too much for me. At some point I just couldn't keep anyone straight in my head and thought of making a list of who's who. Suffice to say, this did not keep my attention or hit the same vibes as the first book and Ware probably shouldn't have tried. Or maybe she should have given us Lo on her own in a new setting without the crew from the first book? I don't know. Thanks to Gallery Books and NetGalley for providing an early copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
