Should've Would've Could've...Got a Divorce

What causes someone to choose murder over divorce?

That question is at the heart of Should've Would've Could've...Got a Divorce, a gripping exploration of some of America's most shocking spouse-on-spouse homicide cases.

Through the cases of Christopher Watts, Brendan Banfield, Kouri Richins, Alex Murdaugh, Brian Walshe, Sarah Hartsfield, Monica Sementilli, and Gerhardt Konig, author Oz takes readers beyond the headlines and into the psychological, emotional, and relational dynamics that may contribute to domestic tragedy.

This is not a book about sensationalizing crime.

It is a book about understanding it.

Inside, you'll discover:

✔ Detailed examinations of eight high-profile spouse-on-spouse homicide cases

✔ Insights into narcissism, coercive control, emotional dependency, attachment theory, shame, and moral disengagement

✔ Discussions of warning signs often overlooked in failing relationships

✔ Analysis of the psychological impact of divorce, rejection, humiliation, and perceived loss of control

✔ Thought-provoking perspectives designed for both true crime enthusiasts and general readers

✔ A powerful message about emotional accountability, healthy conflict resolution, and the value of choosing separation over destruction

Throughout the book, Oz clearly distinguishes between established facts, court findings, and personal opinions, encouraging readers to think critically while exploring multiple perspectives.

At its core, Should've Would've Could've...Got a Divorce asks a difficult but necessary question:

How different would these stories have been if someone had simply walked away?

A compelling blend of true crime, psychology, criminology, and human behavior, this book is for readers who want more than headlines...they want understanding.

Because divorce ends a relationship. Violence destroys generations.