I have been in a reading slump for months so I shouldn't be surprised that Jennifer Armentrout helped me get out of it. 
 Till Death is a different type of book for JA. She's had her paranormal YA and her USTy romance books, but this was a thriller. It was about figuring out who 'dun' it and falling in love with characters along the way. 
 We have Sasha, a girl who went through a traumatic experience a decade ago and has finally returned home. Unfortunately, as soon as she got back, the murders started up again. 10 years ago, a serial killer named 'The Groom' kidnapped women, determined to make them his bride. However, after finding faults in them, he would kill them and move onto the next woman. His final bride was Sasha, who fought and managed to get away. Knowing the police would find him, he committed suicide, allowing Sasha to move on. 
 So who is committing the murders now?! 
 Meanwhile, her old flame Cole is back in her life and wants a second chance. He let her walk away once, he refuses to allow that again. 
 While I liked the premise, I figured out the twist fairly early. As someone who watches horror movies religiously, I know what details to look for. A few things shocked me, but I knew (view spoiler)[it was James. The dead parents, the need to find the father (he suddenly didn't want to find after a decade), the weird way he kept showing up - all of that pointed to him being the killer. However, he proved hella violent and creepy at the end, which was more than I expected (hide spoiler)]. 
 My main issue (and the primary reason I gave it 3 stars instead of 4) was the former relationship between Sasha and Cole. While I think their rekindling was cute, their initial relationship didn't seem that deep. It felt like they started dating and she was kidnapped. Hardly love. And I could see Cole feeling guilt for 10 years, but to say they felt love for each other for that long was a little off. 
 It felt like later in the book they kept saying it was due to their initial relationship that they rekindled everything so quickly. I think that should have been delved into deeper to be believable. 
 Overall, I enjoyed it! I love Jennifer Armentrout and her writing style never fails me. 
 3.5 stars!