Cargo ships transport about a dozen passengers, the food is good, there are libraries and gyms, and interesting ports of call. Karin Slaughter, New York Times and international bestselling author Water Memory blew me away. I've been on enormous cruise boats where I became extremely stressed from the constant rushing I felt I needed a vacation after my cruise. Deceptively explosive, Water Memory pairs the cleverness and precision timing of Daniel Pyne’s riveting storytelling with his addictive, action-packed plotting and unforgettably vivid cast of characters. Except for the bustling, hectic crowds, these vessels offer many comforts that the large cruise liners have. Mostly elderly, retired people who have a great deal of free time and flexible schedules are able to vacation aboard cargo ships. I didn't know that people vacation aboard these slow-moving ships that meander from port to port. Much of the storyline takes place aboard a cargo ship, Jeddah, which is owned by a Singapore shipping company. Its unique setting is one of the reasons why I enjoyed reading Water Memory. Unfortunately, she has lost her husband, Dennis Twoon, to cancer her grown children resent her for being absent when they were growing up, and now she learns that her body is turning against her. From the author of spy thriller Water Memory comes a riveting installment in the Sentro series in which past and. She has made many sacrifices in order to rise among the ranks. She has participated in covert operations around the world. Aubrey is an expert at hand-to-hand combat, having been trained in the army. She is forced to become a fierce tigress in order to save the lives of innocent civilians, including her own son. Daniel Pyne's Water Memory is a violent, action-packed thriller of a desperate woman, Aubrey Sentro, who is on the verge of losing everything she loves.

Water Memory by Daniel Pyne