Till Death Do Us Part

Ten years ago, June’s husband, Josh, died on their honeymoon. At least, that’s what everyone thinks. Now, June is about to be married and swears that she sees Josh. In order to find closure before she ties the knot again, June flies out to the winery she knew Josh’s family owned to discover whether or not he’s actually dead. Was it true when they said Till Death Do Us Part, or was everything she’s ever known a lie?

The plot was a good idea, but for me, the entire story fell apart pretty fast. There were way too many bombs dropped, meaning that the point of the story got lost. It became less about June’s story and more about Bev’s and doing what makes you happy. There were a lot of possibilities of mysteries being solved that were just ignored to tell the story of a woman leaving everything to be true to herself, which is not what you would think the book is about if you read the back cover.

I didn’t enjoy this book, but if you are into the “me first” movement, at the expense of everyone around you, then this is a good story for you.