Soul tied : Deadly Divorce

SOUL TIED: DEADLY DIVORCE

Sometimes the hardest part of leaving isn’t the divorce. It’s surviving the person you’re leaving behind.

After ten years of marriage, Jyquin Richardson has finally reached his breaking point. He doesn’t want revenge. He doesn’t want a fight. He simply wants a divorce and a chance to rebuild his life.

But his wife, Jahari Richardson, has never been the type of woman to accept losing.

Beautiful, confident, intelligent, and respected as a Newark police officer, Jahari knows how to control a room—and she knows exactly who to call when she needs something done. What begins as a painful separation quickly turns into a battle filled with false accusations, missing divorce paperwork, harassment, rumors, betrayal, and secrets that reach far beyond their marriage.

Jyquin soon realizes that getting out of his marriage may be much harder than walking into the courthouse.

When anonymous messages lead him toward a mysterious night at Penn Station, he discovers that Jahari has been keeping secrets of her own. And the deeper he digs, the more people around him begin to pay the price.

With his family caught in the middle, friends choosing sides, and powerful people working behind the scenes, Jyquin has only one choice: react—or stay calm long enough to expose the truth.

Meanwhile, Jahari refuses to believe that the man she married can truly leave her. As her need for control grows, so does the danger surrounding them both.

Then the receipts start appearing.

A missing filing.

A hidden affair.

A compromised system.

A secret recording.

A photograph from Penn Station.

And a powerful man who has far more to lose than his marriage.

In a divorce where everyone has something to hide, the truth could be more dangerous than the lies.

Soul Tied: Deadly Divorce is an addictive urban relationship drama and psychological thriller about love, control, betrayal, power, and what happens when someone refuses to let go.

Because sometimes a marriage doesn’t end when the papers are signed.

Sometimes that’s when the real story begins.