3.5 Stars! 
 Jennifer Armentrout is one of those authors that I will read pretty much everything she writes and love it. When I saw the blurb for Till Death I knew I had to get my hands on it because it seemed so different from the stories she usually writes. Here's a romantic, mystery, thriller from one of my favorite authors! I'm in! 
 I'm going to be super honest and blunt here: Till Death wasn't all that remarkable. However, it did have charisma which goes a long way. The pacing and writing style pull you along effortlessly through the story. There is an excellently creepy villain named The Groom. For real guys, super creepy serial killer realness here! I enjoyed the romance between Cole and Sasha and was glad they were together again. A lot of effort went into disguising who the killer was. The thing is...I still figured out who the killer was almost immediately. Maybe I'm just a suspicious person? I knew that because no one would suspect this character that it would make a good twist to have them be the killer. I was right. The obviousness kind of defeats the whole point of a mystery, right? 
 If you look past the charisma, Till Death starts to falter a bit. I mean it was really a good effort to keep the mystery going by try to subterfuge the killer's identity. It just didn't work. At least it didn't for me. I will say I wasn't able to predict the "why" so much as the "who" so I have to give an "A" for effort but a "C" to the big reveal. I begrudgingly must confess that the characters were fairly dull. Not a lot of spunk or personality to be had here. The story is told almost entirely from Sasha's perspective so we do get a lot of her inner monologue but I still feel like she's not really a developed character. It seems as if her identity is entirely defined by being a victim of The Groom. I'm not sure I really know her outside of that. The characters just didn't quite become three dimensional for me. But, on the bright side, they were at least two dimensional. Luckily they weren't one dimensional or this would have been abysmal. 
 I guess the main thing I took from Till Death was that it could have been better but who cares? Jennifer Armentrout's fans will love this because it stays consistent with her amazing writing style. Is this her best work? No, it's not but it's not her worst work either. It was a fun suspense filled romance. Yes, it could have been better but I'm not really bothered that it wasn't.