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A review by bookmarkedjosie
The Perfect Marriage by Jeneva Rose
fast-paced
4.0
The Perfect Marriage, by Jeneva Rose, is a fast-paced whodunnit mystery, with short chapters.
It's told in dual POVs, alternating between the husband's and wife's sides.
The book really is fast-paced and you want to keep going, chapter after chapter. You get plot twists after plot twists and although I guessed a lot of them, I still wasn't totally right about the ending! It is quite predictable, but I still enjoyed it.
I really like law related things (series, movies, books...) so it was right up my alley. There were a couple law things that didn't make sense but I let it slide because I still wanted to know what was gonna happen and I was really entertained all throughout the book.
Some characters really got under my skin. Sometimes, I couldn't believe what I was reading. I put myself in the main character's shoes and I couldn't imagine having to hear about your husband's affair in so much detail, and yet, still having to defend him.
I wish we got more court stuff, more back and forth between lawyers etc... But overall, the book was well written and I'm curious to see what other books the author wrote.
It's told in dual POVs, alternating between the husband's and wife's sides.
The book really is fast-paced and you want to keep going, chapter after chapter. You get plot twists after plot twists and although I guessed a lot of them, I still wasn't totally right about the ending! It is quite predictable, but I still enjoyed it.
I really like law related things (series, movies, books...) so it was right up my alley. There were a couple law things that didn't make sense but I let it slide because I still wanted to know what was gonna happen and I was really entertained all throughout the book.
Some characters really got under my skin. Sometimes, I couldn't believe what I was reading. I put myself in the main character's shoes and I couldn't imagine having to hear about your husband's affair in so much detail, and yet, still having to defend him.
I wish we got more court stuff, more back and forth between lawyers etc... But overall, the book was well written and I'm curious to see what other books the author wrote.