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The Perfect Divorce

Pages
310
Published
2025
Language
English

Synopsis

Eleven years after high-powered attorney Sarah Morgan defended her then-husband Adam against a murder charge, new DNA evidence forces the case back open. At the same time, Sarah's second marriage is collapsing — she files for divorce after discovering her husband Bob's one-night stand. When the other woman is reported missing, Sarah and Bob turn on each other, each with something to hide.

The second book in Jeneva Rose's Perfect series, The Perfect Divorce follows Sarah as her past and present collide, in a fast-moving domestic thriller built on the same shifting points of view and one-more-twist plotting as The Perfect Marriage.

About the author

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Jeneva Rose

Jeneva Rose is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of several novels, including the multi-million-copy phenomenon The Perfect Marriage. Her work has been translated into more than thirty languages and optioned for film and television. She lives in Wisconsin with her husband, son, and her English bulldog, Phyllis — named after Phyllis Vance of Vance Refrigeration (The Office), obviously. When she's not writing, she's navigating motherhood, overthinking plot twists, and convincing herself she...

Characters

Sarah MorganProtagonist

A high-powered attorney whose past murder case is reopened as her own marriage falls apart.

Marcus HudsonSupporting
Bob MillerSupporting

Sarah's estranged husband, whose affair partner goes missing amid their divorce.

All characters in The Perfect Divorce

Frequently asked questions

  • Do I need to read The Perfect Marriage before this book?

    This novel functions as a direct sequel to The Perfect Marriage and picks up eleven years after the events of the first book, so reading the predecessor first is recommended to understand the history of the characters and the reopened investigation.

  • Is this part of a larger series?

    The book is the second installment in the series featuring Sarah Morgan, and the author has indicated that her story may continue in future works.

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