June and Josh had a whirlwind romance, but the marriage went out with the tide, when Josh disappeared in the ocean, presumed drowned, on their honeymoon. June believed Josh had been murdered, based on the last text she received from him, which was not consistent with his texting habits. For a while after his death, she kept thinking she saw him (no body was found), but it was never him. Ten years later she has a successful natural wine bar and is engaged to Kyle, who is a great guy. However, as she is looking at possible wedding/honeymoon venues in Napa Valley, she runs across a small family winery run by Andrew and Sadie Smith. Andrew looks just like Josh, and the winery is in the same area as the winery where Josh grew up. June sneaks off to Napa to confront Andrew/Josh.

However, what she will find in Napa is not at all what she expected and will call into question multiple relationships. In addition to June’s story is the story of Bev, Josh’s mother, and the Golden Grape, the family winery, and the events that will tear the family apart. The family has lots of secrets that will be revealed, but some secrets will remain hidden and questions unanswered.

The story starts off somewhat slow, especially as it is not apparent for a while why Bev’s story is important. However, once it gets going, there are plenty of plot twists, some of which are quite surprising.

If you are interested in winemaking, you will enjoy the discussion of the winemaking process, and the factors that influence the taste and quality of the wine.

Picture this: a whirlwind romance, an enchanting elopement, and the heartbreaking loss of a soulmate on the honeymoon. June's journey is one of love, grief, and unexpected twists that will leave you questioning reality. Ten years after being widowed, she's ready to embrace a new chapter with Kyle, her devoted boyfriend. However, a shocking revelation throws her into a maelstrom of emotions when she spots her supposedly deceased husband, Josh, on a winery website in Napa.

The narrative unfolds through alternating timelines and perspectives, immersing you in the intense emotions of June and providing a glimpse into the past through Josh's mother, Bev. The palpable anxiety surrounding Josh's mysterious reappearance creates a sense of urgency that propels the story forward.

As June delves deeper into the enigma surrounding Josh, the past and present collide, promising a shocking twist that, while intended to be mind-blowing, falls somewhat short of expectations. While some closure is provided regarding the central question, the narrative introduces additional side issues that remain unresolved, leaving the reader craving more resolution.

The characters navigate scandal and familial complexities, creating an intricate web that adds layers to the narrative. However, these elements sometimes take a backseat to a side story that, though engaging, seems detached from the central mystery of Josh's disappearance.

Despite its potential, the story grapples with too many twists and insufficient groundwork. To fully immerse yourself in the plot, you'll need to suspend disbelief and embrace the unexpected turns that come your way. Additionally, an element introduced by the author adds complexity but, ultimately, feels like a coincidental distraction rather than a meaningful contribution to the narrative.

The novel is a quick, compelling read driven by June's reckless pursuit of the truth. The urgency of unraveling Josh's fate keeps you hooked, but the potential of the story is somewhat obscured by its convoluted twists. "Till Death Do Us Part" is a rollercoaster of emotions, a journey that, despite its flaws, delivers moments of suspense and keeps you eagerly turning the pages.

Thank you to Netgalley and Simon & Schuster for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.