Darling, Why Can't We Divorce?

After waking up in the middle of the woods, on a rainy night, and in the body of a novel's villainess, Ophelia Lizen just wants one thing: a divorce. But she is married to Duke S. The premise is a witty fantasy in which a woman in the wrong story tries to escape the marriage that is supposed to ruin her.The strength is the voice. Ophelia's blunt, practical attitude is funny, and her plan to escape her marriage keeps the story moving. The fantasy world is well sketched, and the comedy lands often.The weaknesses are about the formula. The divorce plot can feel repetitive, and the romance follows familiar tropes. Readers wanting originality may find it predictable.Recommended for fans of witty villainess-style fantasies. Expect a sharp, funny read that is more fun than surprising.