The Perfect Marriage

Just wow. I was in a chokehold the entirety of the book. It was very hard to put down the book and when I did I had to pry myself and try to ignore it because if I didn’t then I’d probably have read it all in a day. Great turn of events and great ending!

The Perfect Marriage was a fast-paced domestic thriller that kept me guessing. I really enjoyed the alternating perspectives and the way the story slowly revealed more about the characters and their complicated relationships. There were definitely moments where I had to question who I could trust, and the twists kept me turning the pages to see how everything would come together. I especially liked the premise of a successful defense attorney having to defend her own husband when he is accused of murdering his mistress—it made for an interesting and complicated storyline. Some of the character decisions and plot developments felt a little hard to believe at times, but overall, I found the book entertaining and easy to get caught up in. If you enjoy domestic thrillers with secrets, betrayal, murder, and plenty of twists, this is a fun read.

Love the revenge plot definitely recommend to read this book. Finished the book in a day it was that interesting.

I enjoyed this book. Definitely a great story. I couldn’t put it down but unfortunately I predicted the end halfway through the book.

I absolutely loved this book! From the beginning, I was hooked and could not put it down. My heart was racing throughout the entire book, and I kept wanting to read just one more chapter. The suspense and twists kept me guessing, and I was definitely not expecting the outcome! Such a good thriller with an ending I never saw coming. I finished it in just a few days and highly recommend it to anyone who loves a book that keeps you on the edge of your seat!

I definitely didn't expect the twist at the end!! I absolutely loved it!! This book was amazing!! Sarah and Adam Morgan have been married for 10 years, in fact Sarah had to cancel their anniversary getaway at their lake house in Virginia because she had to work late on a big case at her law firm. Sarah is famous criminal defense attorney. She just made partner at her firm. Adam is a writer, his first two books were best sellers, but he hasn't had a hit ever since. He's been in a slump for a while now. Sarah's firm is in Washington D.C., they have a large, beautiful home there. But Adam claims that he can't write in the city, so she bought him a lake house in Virginia about an hours drive away. Unbeknownst to Sarah, Adam has been having an affair for the past 16 months with a married woman. He uses the excuse of writing there to stay in Virginia to see her. Adam's insecure and often plays the victim because Sarah is successful and focused on her career. She sets out to do something and she accomplishes it. He knows that he doesn't deserve her, yet he'll keep her regardless. He needs constant reassurance from both women. Sarah is the bread maker in the family. She has had a very hard childhood and doesn't know whether or not she wants kids; which Adam really wants. When Sarah brings up having a baby to Adam, after he spent the night with the mistress, Kelly, he's thrilled. That's when he decides to dump Kelly and stay married to Sarah. When the police show up at his house and drag him to the station informing him that Kelly was murdered, he freaks. He calls Sarah immediately. She's in court and he can't reach her, so he calls his mother instead. Adam is a mama's boy. She thinks he can do nothing wrong. His affair is Sarah's fault. Sarah drives down to Virginia and represents him as his lawyer. That when she finds out about his affair, the murder, and the fact that Kelly was 2 months pregnant. Sarah is devastated and betrayed by her husband; but she still represents him. Adam repeatedly apologizes to Sarah, telling her he loves her. He swears Kelly was alive when he left to go back to D.C. Sarah knows that Adam isn't a killer. But the medical examiner found 3 different types of DNA in Kelly's body, one was Adam's, the second was Kelly's husband, but the 3rd DNA sample is unknown. Could that be the DNA of the killer? When the state charges him with a double homicide, because she was pregnant, his mother wants a speedy trial because he's innocent. Sarah has two weeks to prep for his defense. If she loses, he will be executed. Adam gets house arrest instead before the trial starts. But Adam wants to investigate on his own. When a reporter shows up at his door for a story, he hires her to do some research for himself. But she's not who she claims to be. He has only one person that he can trust, his wife. He gets thrown into jail when he steals a car and drives to D.C. to see Sarah. Adam just isn't making things easy for his attorney! Will the jury find Adam guilty or not guilty? Will Sarah find out who the third DNA belongs to? A must read!!

What a wild ride of a suspense novel. Total thriller. I thought I knew the ending, and I was totally wrong. Easy to read. Easy to keep up with the characters. I can't believe I waited so long to read this. Jeneva Rose has my full attention now.

Such a good read! Definitely recommend it. It will have you trying to figure out all the pieces only to shock you at the end. I loved it!

4.2⭐ I flew through this book in just three days. It totally hooked me! From the start, I was dissecting every detail, trying to piece together the truth and solve the case myself. The pacing kept things moving, and the suspense had me turning pages late into the night. It’s definitely a fun read, especially if you enjoy playing detective. And that ending? Not at all what I was expecting. A great twisty thriller that keeps you guessing until the very last chapter.

E' un thriller che ti fa stare con il fiato sospeso fino alla fine. Credi che finisca in un modo abbastanza logico ed invece finisce esattamente al contrario e per vendetta servita fredda. Mi ha lasciato un senso di angoscia alla fine anche se ho apprezzato la tela di ragno che la protagonista ha tessuto.

Expected more after reading other reviews. Very forced and rushed ending.

Wow, completely got me hooked from page 2 and read it in one go and left me with such a twisted kind of conflicted feeling in the end. Few books do that, give you a real feeling, give you a confrontation with your own ethics. Thrilling.

I couldn’t put down for a whole free pages. There is no better climax that goes this ended. Jeeva did justice.