The Woman in Suite 11: A Novel

It has been a decade since we last caught up with journalist and heroine Lo Blacklock, the miraculous survivor of the Aurora, who uncovered a dark secret and saved lives in the process. Lo is now a wife, mother, and freelance writer, eager to reestablish her career in journalism. She sees an invitation to attend the opening night of a luxury hotel as a potential opportunity to prove herself and enhance her skills, all while enjoying a dream vacation; however, what seems like a chance for success quickly turns into a nightmare as she finds herself constantly looking over her shoulder and encountering familiar faces from the past. Lo is racing against the clock as she faces a murder charge for a crime she didn’t commit and must uncover the truth before she loses more than she had a decade ago.

I loved The Woman in Suite 11 as much as the previous thriller, The Woman in Cabin 10; it is a sequel I didn’t realize Lo (and her audience) needed as badly as she did! I enjoyed exploring the depth of her and Judah’s relationship, struggles and joys of motherhood, and real-world events that added heartfelt moments without losing any mystery or suspense.