I Mean You No Harm

The enemy of my enemy is my sister

Layla Shawn has been estranged from her career criminal father for most of her life. The loss of her mother haunts her as she is left with questions but now answers. When her father, Vic dies, she learns that he has left her money and her half-sister, Bette, convinces her to go on a cross country road trip where they attempt to mend fences while being followed. Both women have demons, but will they have enough chutzpah to go up against the man who has a lethal score to settle with their father.

The premise for me was much better than the book. I did enjoy the narrator who at times sounded like Kathy Bates. But the plot felt as if something was missing. I really didn’t care for either woman and was left feeling a little let down when the book finished.

Again, wonderful narrator but this book missed the mark for me.

Thank you to Thank you to Imbrifex Audio and NetGalley who provided me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All the thoughts and opinions are my own.