Lea’s Reviews > The Woman in Cabin 10 > Status Update

part six + seven:
- THE DRAMA
- “Our eyes were locked, our faces just inches apart in the tiny space” GAYYYYYYY
- I keep skimming the pages for dialogue to find out what happens instead of actually reading oops
- tbh I expected more sex and romance, thrillers always disappoint me in this area
- the DREAM THO
- e y e b r o w s
- also: swedish meatballs

I skimmed ahead and spoiled myself whoops
Part four + five notes:
- the gender politics are truly all over the place
- and the fat shaming!
- it took her like 150 pages to figure out the veranda thing I’m so tired
- the nOUGAT
- iamsherlocked....... stop
- Lo is a terrible journalist
- I truly could have lived without all the stuff about antidepressants 😬
- red herring?? more like swedish fish ha ha ha

Part 3 notes:
- I am convinced the girl is a ghost
- We sure spent a lot of time describing people’s bodies!
- “the gap between the haves and the have-nots” ... yikes
- NO NETWORK CONNECTION
- everyone is a possible love interest and/or suspect
- I can’t get over the maybelline pink/green mascara, so iconic

Part 2 notes:
- how is there already a love triangle pls murder me (ps they’re all garbage)
- so much fat shaming
- did I actually just read the word metrosexual with my own eyeballs
- I keep getting titanic vibes, crossing fingers for a wreck

someone tell me why I spent like 15 minutes learning about French polish

break up with your boyfriend... cause I’m bored

highlights so far:
- THE CAT SAYS MEEP
- I was not expecting chapter 1 to hit so hard
- she almost didn’t go on the murder boat is2g
- intrusive thoughts and inability to sleep are always highly relatable
- tag yourself I’m the friendly doom-and-gloom merchant
- I’m really concerned she’s eating pizza with a fork?? Is this an England thing
- how many thrillers about alcoholic journalists do you think are out there