title: How To Kill A Marriage: 'Till Death Do Us Part
author: Laurie Best
description: Laurie Best is a passionate wordsmith whose love for self-expression is way too tremendous to categorize her only as an author. Her colorful personality and appreciation for creative forms of articulation stem from a collection of her life experiences. Laurie Best is a New York native, who grew up in the sunny streets of Miami, FL. As a Psychology, major and Miami Dade alumni. Laurie gained her psychological understanding of relationships and human behavior from her education. Her knowledge has been tested and applied through her work with at risk youth, women, and damaged relationships. Lauries mission is to inspire love, self-growth, and healthy relationships through her work in print, and speaking. Her new book How to Kill a Marriage is a true story based on her unique marital testimony. Lauries love for people and dedication to helping others become the best version of themselves is evident in her transparent writing style. Besides being an Author Laurie is a mother, wife, and stimulating motivational speaker, who has moved diverse crowds with her candid words and powerful delivery. Laurie is committed to leaving a legacy of impact and positive influence through all her future endeavors.
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  The wedding is two weeks away  
  If they survive until then...
  
  
  Following a fire at the New Journeys women’s shelter, Deputy Tanner Dempsey is
  on high alert, and his fiancée, Bree Daniels, fears that one of the shelter’s
  clients is being targeted. Outmanned and outgunned, Tanner and Bree must make
  a last stand for justice and unravel the twisted plot of a dangerous
  sociopath. Will it be “’til death do us part” before they can say “I do”?
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  “Oh, no, you don’t,” a voice said in her ear. “You’re not getting out of the
  tulle that easily.”
  
  
  “Tanner.” His name came out in a relieved cough. “There’s a fire. I heard a
  noise and I think someone was calling my name. It’s behind that door.”
  
  
  “That was me calling your name. We’ve got to go.”
  
  
  She gestured toward the door. “But what about the noise? There may be someone
  trapped in there.”
  
  
  The screeching noise got higher and louder and Tanner muttered a curse under
  his breath, tucking his arm around her and laun