The Missing Sapphire of Zangrabar by Steve Higgs, 258 pages
From the cover: "Patricia Fisher is about to discover your fifties is the perfect age for an adventure! When her life is unexpectedly turned upside down, ginaholic housewife, Patricia, doesn't react as most would. Instead, she empties the bank accounts and jumps on the first cruise ship available--it just happens to be the world's largest and finest, the Aurelia. Les than twenty-four hours later, the world throws her the next curveball and so begins a race against time to prove she's not a killer."
This was a quick-paced, fun read. It was lovely having an upalogetically imperfect, mature, everyday woman as the heroine. I would have enjoyed it more had, amidst the murder and chaos, the author hadn't put such a focus on Patricia dieting.
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