One of the most anticipated releases of the year!! This book had everything that I wanted and more! Jeneve brought in key characters from the first installment to help in this story. The characters are well written and help to tell the story so well. I loved it so much!!

A special thank you to NetGalley, Jeneva Rose, and Blackstone Publishing for this ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.

As always Jeneva Rose exceeded my expectations brining back key characters from The Perfect Marriage for an exceptional story line! Sarah Morgan is the character that keeps on giving.

I wish I had read The Perfect Marriage more recently so I could remember more of Sarah and Adam's story, but I remember enough (& a few little reminders are peppered throughout this book) to know this is a great follow up!

Jeneva's characters are always well-written, and I love the witty, snarky dialogue to go along with the twists of an intriguing plot. When Sarah is wronged, she is not to be messed with - yet Bob feels he is her perfect match in the methodical, calculated, and smart way Sarah operates...really, buddy? The back and forth and twists in the book will keep you up until you get to the very last page.

I've heard their might be a 3rd book...what will Sarah get into next?!

Jeneva Rose, absolute QUEEN of the twisty thrillers, continues her reign! Loved The Perfect Marriage and enjoyed The Perfect Divorce, as well!

The perfect follow up book in the Perfect series. This did not disappoint. The story continues the family saga that plagues Sarah.

The writing style is engaging, keeping readers hooked with unexpected twists and turns. The complex characters and intricate plotlines add depth to the narrative, making it a compelling read for fans of psychological thrillers.

While some readers have expressed mixed feelings about the book's conclusion, I appreciate the suspenseful journey and character development throughout the story.

Overall, The Perfect Divorce is a must-read for fans of domestic suspense and psychological thrillers, offering a tantalizing blend of mystery and drama that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.

3.5 - Rounded to 4:

A Perfect Divorce brings us back into the whirlwind life of Sarah Morgan, now remarried and once again caught in a web of betrayal, scandal, and secrets. When her current husband cheats and his mistress mysteriously vanishes, Sarah finds herself at the center of another media storm—just as fresh DNA evidence reopens the case against her ex. It's messy, dramatic, and definitely entertaining.

There were things I genuinely enjoyed: the short chapters, some witty dialogue, and the tighter police procedural this time around. The pacing really picks up in the second half, and the multiple mysteries (including one juicy cliffhanger) kept me turning the pages. That said, the story leans into a lot of big, bold twists—some hit, some didn’t—and I personally could’ve done without quite so many POVs.

While not a total knockout, this is still a quick, bingeable thriller perfect for a lazy weekend. If you enjoy your suspense with a bit of drama and a dash of popcorn-worthy chaos, this one's worth checking out. Thanks to Blackstone Publishing for the ARC!

I just want to like someone in these novels and there's never anyone around...thanks for making me hate people more Jeneva Rose.

This is a rare case where the sequel was better than the original! I enjoyed The Perfect Marriage but fell victim to the overhype curse, so I went into TPD with low expectations and this truly exceeded my hopes. Twisty as ever, this follow up kept me on my toes and wowed me until the very end.

The Perfect Divorce was a phenomenal book with twists and a dramatic story line. Sarah Morgan is back again as the main character. The murder case of Kelly Summers is reopened and there is the death of a cop, in fact the former sheriff, Ryan Stevens. Bob, Sarah’s husband cheats on her with a woman by the name of Stacy Howard who ends up missing. I don’t want to give too much away. If you didn’t like The Perfect Marriage, I’ve read mixed reviews, I highly recommend giving the Perfect Divorce a try. This storyline is well thought out and tighter than her first book.

Thank you to Net Galley and Blackstone Publishing for this ARC in exchange for my honest review.

I loved it‼️Sequels aren't usually as good as the first, but this one didn't disappoint. It goes in deeper and explains more in depth of the backstory. It tied up all loose ends and gave me more of what I needed from this story. Keep them coming Jeneva... p.s. I read the acknowledgements 😉

I found this sequel to be more suspenseful than A Perfect Marriage. Thee were unexpected twists and maybe a few unbelievable events, but I feel like Rose left enough things unresolved that there is potential for a third book. Her writing style seemed simplistic, making for a quick read, but sometimes feeling a little remedial.

THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD. I was lucky to win an ARC of this one.

Mother Goose (iykyk) has once again delivered a heart racing, thriller with a perfect blend of humor. Sarah’s internal monologue had me laughing out loud on more than one occasion and the story line is complete, thorough and really enjoyable. I devoured this book! As sequels go I’m not going to lie I was a little nervous because the Perfect Marriage is one of my all time favorite books. But Jeneva delivered as she always does! Make sure you put this book on your must read list for 2025 you will not be disappointed. But also..read the acknowledgments on this one.

I loved The Perfect Marriage so I was excited for this release. This one just doesn’t hold up to her first. It was predictable and not as well written. I look forward to more from Jeneva Rose. She’s a good author. This one just wasn’t for me.

It’s full of twists, secrets, and just the right amount of courtroom tension. I really enjoyed the back-and-forth timeline and trying to piece things together. The main character was interesting and flawed in a way that made her feel real, though I wish a few of the side characters were a bit more fleshed out.

The ending had a solid payoff (even if it felt a little quick), and overall, this was a super entertaining read. Definitely recommend if you like fast-paced thrillers with a bit of scandal!

Jeneva Rose is the queen of twists, and this book is no exception! It's a great follow-up to The Perfect Marriage; I may have even liked it more than the first book. Sarah Morgan was her husband's lawyer for his murder trial 10 years before this story takes place. This book jumps right back into Sarah's world. It went in a different direction than I anticipated, but I thought it was great. So many bad people doing bad things!

It's been awhile since I read The Perfect Marriage so I had forgotten some of the plot points and twists but dang, Miss Jeneva Rose knows how to write a good thriller. Even without rereading the first book I wasn't at all confused going into the second one thanks to the little information tidbits sprinkled in the beginning. It immediately grabs your attention and is such a captivating read, I finished in about five hours. The twists were well-placed and shocking and once again the author writes a very bad A female main character.

Many thanks to Blackstone Publishing for the gifted copy!

This one fell a bit flat for me... I felt some things were a bit repetitive from the first book and this one didn't capture my attention quite like the first one did either, sadly.

What happens when a wife is an attorney defends her husband in a crime he is accused if? Then, she begins to question the evidence. A well-paced twisty thriller. Not to be missed.

Oh, Jeneva Rose does it again! Sarah Morgan is back—and she’s just as cunning and complicated as ever. The Perfect Divorce is packed with twists and turns that kept me hooked from start to finish. I enjoyed this one just as much as The Perfect Marriage. A huge thank you to NetGalley for the advance copy of Jeneva’s latest gripping thriller!

3.5 stars. I don’t think this book necessarily needed a sequel and I didn’t like it as much as the first one. It just doesn’t make sense that she would get away with it again. It also kinda dragged even with being so short.