Sebastian Fitzek: Passenger 23

According to Passenger 23 (affiliate link), many people disappear from cruise ships every year. Is this true? According to the book's closing words, yes. The book also says that the most perfect way to commit suicide is to jump off the ship into the water. No mess, no body.

The main character of the book is police officer Matias Schwarz, whose wife and child disappeared while on a cruise many years ago. Now Matias is lured onto the ship to investigate a strange case in which a girl who disappeared from the ship and was thought to be dead has been found alive. What really happens on ocean liners around the world?

I like Sebastian Fitzek's writing style. His thrillers have really exciting events, unlike many others.

Warning: The subject of this book is revealed in the end to be so horrific that many readers will not be able to bear it.

Sebastian Fitzek: The Inmate

I finally got to the library after a long time, and I was so happy when I was able to borrow books that had been on my reading list for a long time.

The thriller The Inmate (affiliate link) by German author Sebastian Fitzek tells the story of a man named Till, who uses a false identity to infiltrate a mental hospital to find out what a famous child murderer did to his son.

The Patient is a quick read and the plot progresses quickly, there are no idle moments. There almost were too many characters for me to keep up with.

In the thriller category, this is in the better, non-boring category. I am interested in reading more books by this author.