WESTAWAY had all of the makings of a stellar book. I wanted to, but I just couldn’t. HE DEATH OF MRS. But this one? I wanted to love it so bad.
WOMAN IN CABIN TEN? Also pretty dang good. TURN OF THE KEY? Brilliant! so much depth and intrigue, I couldn’t get enough. Can she pull it off - assume someone else’s identity, claim an inheritance she’s undeserving of, and manage to make it out alive? Reviewįirst off, I have to say that I love Ruth Ware. To pull it off, Hal will have to assume characters she never has before - granddaughter, niece, cousin, all while making it past the legal tape and piles of paperwork sure to come her way. But, this could be exactly what she needs to get out of the hole she is buried in, being able to eat and pay rent in the same month while not freezing to death. Hal know’s it can’t be her - her last living relative died with her mom three years ago. It seems too good to be true when a letter shows up unannounced stating that her grandmother has passed, leaving her an inheritance. Money is getting tighter and with winter coming, she knows it’s only going to get tighter, not to mention the debt collectors that keep hounding her want their share of her earnings yesterday.
Hal is living on her own, working days and nights on the pier as a fortune teller to make ends meet.
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