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Travel journalist Laura Blacklock is on a dream business trip - a week on a luxury cruise ship. "As the Aurora sets sail, Lau enjoys the crisp North Sea air, picturesque views and sophisticated company - only the most influential are invited to board. But soon the idyll is shattered. On the first night, Lo hears a splash as if a body had fallen overboard. And when he goes out on the balcony, he notices a dark stain on the glass partition of the neighbouring cabin that looks like blood, a stain that disappears in a few minutes as if nothing had happened... Lo calls the head of security, who promises to investigate the case. However, in the morning, it turns out that all the guests and staff are there - all except for the mysterious woman from the next cabin, whom no one but Laura has seen. Did she really exist, or was she just an imagination of Lau's? Laura is determined to prove that a murder has been committed and that there may be a culprit on board. Meanwhile, the Aurora goes further and further out to sea, and Lo sees an inscription on the fogged-up glass: "STOP COPING...

The Woman in Cabin 10 is an unpredictable, eerie and incredibly atmospheric mystery that won't let go until the very last page!