So apparently I am going to read this series randomly and out of order! Originally released in 2020, this is being re-released or released in the US or something to make it pop-up with a pub date of June 3rd. No matter, I have been enjoying my reading dips into the world of Eddie Flynn, former con man and current lawyer. (Some think they are the same thing and they might not be wrong.) The story was incredibly deceiving. Told from both Eddie's point of view and the point of view of the sister that murdered her father, it was a minefield of misinformation and red herrings. But, at the same time, some things were incredibly obvious and I liked where I thought parts of the story were going. Kinda wish they had gotten there in a slightly different way at points, but overall this book kept me turning pages and wondering when I could find time to read more in the series.

Thanks to NetGalley and Atria for a copy of the book. This review is my own opinion.