Marriage Killer

I was drawn into the Durro family's seemingly perfect life from the very first chapter. Ross's writing is crisp and engaging, each character nuanced and relatable, even as they reveal their darker sides. Connell's narration is exceptional, her ability to convey the subtle shifts in emotion making the story all the more compelling. The pacing is tight, building tension like a slow-burning fuse, until the explosive climax. My only critique? I wish the ending had lingered a little longer, to let the full weight of the revelations sink in. But that's a small quibble in an otherwise outstanding audiobook experience.