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Till Death

Jennifer L. Armentrout

Start date: May 1, 2017

Finish date: May 31, 2017

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Mar 21, 2017 Jennifer rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: favorite-suspense-2017

4.5/5 stars

Till Death is a standalone adult contemporary novel. I would describe the genre as romantic suspense. This is a different type of book for this author. However, even though the book is predominantly suspense/mystery there is still a ton of JLA romance. So I think that readers who love her contemporary romance books will enjoy Till Death.

The narrator is 29 year old Sasha Keeton. The book is told in first person POV. Her mom owns an Inn in West Virginia. Sasha has been gone for 10 years ...more

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Aug 26, 2017 Marla rated it really liked it

Shelves: adult, made-me-laugh, horror, romance, with-reservations, challenged, serial-killers, sexy, zz-2017, girl-power

Not your typical Jennifer Armentrout book, this is an adult romantic suspense, not her usual YA PNR. But I am a fan of romantic suspense and I thought she did a decent job, honestly, I liked it more than what I've read so far in her Covenant series. Though this Sasha-Cole romance is making me move Obsidian up on my tbr list.

Likes:
* Sasha is such a cool name
* Sasha coming back to her hometown after 10 years
* Miranda refusing to let Sasha reject her friendship
* Slow reveal of events in the past
(vi Not your typical Jennifer Armentrout book, this is an adult romantic suspense, not her usual YA PNR. But I am a fan of romantic suspense and I thought she did a decent job, honestly, I liked it more than what I've read so far in her Covenant series. Though this Sasha-Cole romance is making me move Obsidian up on my tbr list.

Likes:
* Sasha is such a cool name
* Sasha coming back to her hometown after 10 years
* Miranda refusing to let Sasha reject her friendship
* Slow reveal of events in the past
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Dislikes:
* Sasha lost contact with all her friends when she ran away
* Victim made to feel awkward and ashamed
* Guilt, pity, loss
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With-reservations:
language, sexual situations, mother's comments about handsome younger men, violence, serial killer, torture, rape, mutilation, murder ...more

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Mar 11, 2018 Jackie Lane rated it really liked it

A wonderful thriller. It reminded me of the Karin Slaughter books.

There is a killer and the killer has been dubbed "The Groom" who dresses their victims in wedding dresses and does some gruesome things that I don't want to get into so that I give nothing away.

This would have been a 5 star read and the only thing keeping it from that for me was that I was able to figure out who the killer was.

4.5 stars ...more

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Mar 21, 2017 Julie Rose rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Did I guess the ultimate "twist" within the first 50 or so pages? Yes.
Did I find some interesting turns throughout the way? Also, yes.
Ultimately - did it keeper me intrigued enough that I finished it in a night? Absolutely.
With the amount of Criminal Minds I watch, this is all I could hope for, really. ...more

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