Name: How To Destroy Your Husband
ISBN: 9780639703626

Jess Kitching

“I gulp as I stare at the stranger before me. Who is this man I had wanted to spend the rest of my life with?”

Cassie Edwards swore she’d never fall in love… then she met Jamie. He changed everything, and Cassie’s never been happier.

But with less than one month to go to her wedding, Cassie discovers Jamie is cheating on her with his colleague. Blinded by rage, Cassie makes it her mission to seek revenge on the pair.

When Cassie looks deeper into her fiancé’s life, she soon realises being faithful isn’t the only thing he’s lying about.

As her hunt for the truth takes her to some of the darkest corners of the internet, Cassie learns just how little she knows about the man she shares her life with. It leaves her wondering one thing – is Jamie someone she should destroy, or someone she should fear instead?

How far would you go to destroy your husband?

How To Destroy Your Husband

Jenna Pascale 

This was a great read - the writing style stood out to me the most. I found myself enjoying lots of quotes while reading. 

It read as more of a domestic drama than a thriller, in my opinion. The pacing was pretty decent throughout - although I do feel that the ending was wrapped up really quickly out of the blue. I also expected a bit more out of the ending than was given. 

Overall, it was an enjoyable read. I would recommend to any drama or thriller reader, specifically someone looking for a lighter thriller/drama that keeps your interest peaked throughout.

Thank you, NetGalley, for the chance to read and review How To Destroy Your Husband by Jess Kitching! 

I had a mild obsession with How to Train Your Dragon at one point (honestly, the movies are still banging, and if you haven't watched those, you're losing out. So when I saw the title, How To Destroy Your Husband, I just had to request the book!

How To Destroy Your Husband is Jess Kitching's second book. She published The Girl She Was Before in October 2021, which averages over 4 stars on Goodreads and Amazon. Her books fall under the thriller or psychological fiction category, are available on Kindle Unlimited, and were published by Kingsley Publishers.

I read How To Destroy Your Husband after I finished How to Kill Men and Get Away With it. I also started reading it in Rex Kl after being disappointed by the bookstore there. I was reading it in a place where I decided if nothing else was going right, I would read on my kindle just to improve my feedback ratio. That was the only thing I could do. Despite that, How To Destroy Your Husband was a tad bit disappointed and cannot be given more than 3 stars.

I don't have any suggestions, and there isn't anything wrong with the book. Like the author hasn't said anything terrible, nothing too awful happens in the book. I just found it boring. It had a great premise, and the twist with the blog was insane, but something about the book feels unmemorable. I don't know if it's our main character or how the book dragged on, I don't know. It was just dull.

The husband Jamie was just one dimensional; like fat kid who didn't get some decided to become a crazy misogynistic. Our main who just bends over backwards to please him. The one sane character who says that don't become a terrible person just to get revenge. And to top it off, the poor woman who was harassed who lost everything because our main didn't verify information.

Seher Mohsin

Thank you, NetGalley, for the chance to read and review How To Destroy Your Husband by Jess Kitching! 

I had a mild obsession with How to Train Your Dragon at one point (honestly, the movies are still banging, and if you haven't watched those, you're losing out. So when I saw the title, How To Destroy Your Husband, I just had to request the book!

How To Destroy Your Husband is Jess Kitching's second book. She published The Girl She Was Before in October 2021, which averages over 4 stars on Goodreads and Amazon. Her books fall under the thriller or psychological fiction category, are available on Kindle Unlimited, and were published by Kingsley Publishers.

I read How To Destroy Your Husband after I finished How to Kill Men and Get Away With it. I also started reading it in Rex Kl after being disappointed by the bookstore there. I was reading it in a place where I decided if nothing else was going right, I would read on my kindle just to improve my feedback ratio. That was the only thing I could do. Despite that, How To Destroy Your Husband was a tad bit disappointed and cannot be given more than 3 stars.

I don't have any suggestions, and there isn't anything wrong with the book. Like the author hasn't said anything terrible, nothing too awful happens in the book. I just found it boring. It had a great premise, and the twist with the blog was insane, but something about the book feels unmemorable. I don't know if it's our main character or how the book dragged on, I don't know. It was just dull.

The husband Jamie was just one dimensional; like fat kid who didn't get some decided to become a crazy misogynistic. Our main who just bends over backwards to please him. The one sane character who says that don't become a terrible person just to get revenge. And to top it off, the poor woman who was harassed who lost everything because our main didn't verify information.

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