Sinful Pacific Cruise

" An imaginary world in a nutshell" could be described as an overseas ship on which many passengers experience their fates during a several-week voyage. Among the passengers, for example, a mysterious blind man can be found, who is on the trail of a globally sought-after jewel robber, of that wanted robber, a rich widow, enjoying life despite his advanced age, twins, who embarked on one ticket and bestowed her favor on one and the same woman, Man, carrying two elephants, for whose livelihood they commit robbery and murder, transvestite and many others. Their stories are full of love, hate, and crimes committed during the voyage, and they intersect thanks to their shared voyage.
Compared to other novels by H. G. Konsalika' s Sinful Voyage through the Pacific is a relaxing novel. Although several crimes are committed during the voyage (as in most of this author' s works), the novel nevertheless seems to be a leisurely story of many strangers who are united only by the fact that they are traveling together on one large ship. The book is full of twists and surprises, but it is not as " action-packed" as other Konsalik books.