Deena Vogler’s devout adherence to the tenets of Orthodox Judaism has consigned her to a living hell. Her sadistic husband Jake refuses to grant Deena a get—the religious divorce that will set her free. But providence intervenes when Jake is found murdered in an empty Los Angeles house.

Deena has escaped one nightmare, only to be plunged into another. She knows that the police suspect her; at the same time, she is chilled by the thought that someone close to her may be the killer.

Reviews for Til Death Do Us Part

Charlotte Jewish News
"Krich embroiders the contemporary feminist issue of agunot—Jewish women trapped by their husband’s refusal to give them a get, a religious divorce. . . The reader is taken into the world of contemporary Orthodox Jewry and its timeless customs and meaningful rituals. It also reveals the dejection and abandonment these women feel. This is a book you won’t be able to put down."

Mystery News
"A taut, suspenseful tale."

The L.A. Times
"The plotting is crisp, the story well told and involving, with the added interest of its unusual background. The faithful if painful adherence to tradition is oddly refreshing in a day when traditions fade so swiftly."