A Cruise to Die For: A Novel

I began reading A Cruise to Die For & I felt like I had missed a few chapters. The author's writing style proved challenging for me. She is extremely fond of using em dashes, exclamation points, and ellipses (three dots). The dialogue felt stiff and forced. The characters lacked development, especially the secondary characters. There was no chemistry between Chloe and Wesley. The whodunit reveal had me shaking my head. Reason for murder made no sense.

A CRUISE TO DIE FOR - Thinking I had read Heather in the past, I requested this ARC. I forgot that I already had The Witching Hours in my queue, which I now read and didn't like. Thinking I may have another stinker on my hands, I read this book now instead of waiting until April, its publishing date. Well, I'm two for two, in the big mistake category. Not well written. Poor dialog. Could careless about the story or characters. I guess the Heather Graham I thought I liked is an actress, not an "a

I always enjoy a good romantic thriller. This was not the best book I’ve ever read buy it’s also not the worst. Everything was a little confusing to me. Dead people. Suicide. Murder and suicide. Ridiculous and extreme coincidences? No. Two cars at an intersection at the same time may be a coincidence. There are no coincidence only evil people “Chloe McMurray is FDLE and Wes Law is with the Feds.” Investigating this ship is deadly.